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Posts tonen met het label TR5. Alle posts tonen
1.6.13
Siss
I added a sissy to the TR5 for practical reasons and it came out quite nice. Also changed the back tyre for an Avon Speedmaster 4 X 18. My previous Metzeler Block K was a side car tyre and didn't handle turns too well.
Labels:
bixente moto,
blitzkrieg machines,
pre unit,
TR5,
triumph,
trophy
31.10.12
TR5 by Lenny Schuurmans
These cool pics of my bike were taken by über cool dude Lenny Schuurmans, the talented man behind the excellent BUBBLE VISOR blog. Thanks to him !
Labels:
event,
pre unit,
TR5,
triumph,
vintage choppers,
Wheels and waves
23.5.12
Barn shot
Pretty rad shot of my Tr5 and me in Christian's barn a few month's back. Sent to me by the one and only Jelle Keppens : one hell of a talented photographer and enthusiast of anything loud and gass guzzling with a heavy doze of metal. Check out more of his stuff on Reaper Machines HERE
Labels:
blitzkrieg machines,
photography,
TR5,
triumph,
vintage choppers
14.5.12
Café Racer #57
We were asked to shoot some pics for Café Racer mag last month for an article about local South of France bikes. The mag just came out and I was sent these extra shots by J-F Muguet.
Blitzkrieg Machines members such as Bixente and other locals in Seignosse by sunset.
The TR5
My clutch gave up on the way there. So typical !
Talking to Café Racer mag crew.
Big ass oil tank.
Courtesy of Langlitz Leathers. The Columbia is the best jacket ever.
Yours truly.
Feet, helmet, 21" spool hub.
Full alloy 500cc.
11.4.12
12.1.12
All home
Finally picked up the TR5 from Christian's barn and brought it back home. Had a sketchy ride back in the dark and pooring rain with no front fender nor break, and foggy glasses...
Good to have everything under one roof now.
Labels:
blitzkrieg machines,
ford falcon,
TR5,
triumph,
trophy,
vintage cars,
vintage choppers
1.1.12
Man cave done
Couple shots of my newly finished man cave. I sense there will be long nights spent in there. The Falcon, TR5 and Lambretta are all waiting to be taken care of all winter long.
27.10.11
23.8.11
Something went missing...
I should listen more to people telling me I need to check and tighten every bolt and nut on my old british engine after riding.
I guess I prefer the riding part than the working part. This is how the engine looked when I got back from the bar on sunday...
Labels:
blitzkrieg machines,
TR5,
triumph
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