1996 Triumph Thunderbird

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Up for your consideration 1996 Triumph Thunderbird. Part flat tracker part Café racer. Low mile bike that needs nothing. Starts right up shifts through all the gears and hits the entire rpm range very smooth, no hesitation and stops on a dime. Bike has been adult owns all its life, well taken care of and never been dropped. I am a big fan of the Triumph triple and have owned many of these and as with any of my bikes they are 100% ready to ride. My recent additions are new tires, progressive springs, fork seals and fork oil that give this bike the smooth ride you would expect out of such a fine machine. I replaced the exhaust with a set of pipes that are fitting to a retro road racer and rebuilt and rejeted the carbs to match. The combination of these two upgrades gives this bike a throaty sound that is so pleasant to the ear and a powerful acceleration when you grab a fist full of throttle. I added a fly screen and a bump seat to give it that café look. Then I installed a mesh screen over the headlight which really set it apart from the traditional Thruxton look. The pro taper bars are set at the right angle to control this big powerful machine and are extremely comfortable to ride. Some other additions are a new battery, throttle cable, along with fully synthetic oil change and filter, chopped the rear fender, added a custom taillight, new rear sprocket, headlight ears, LED turnsignals and new air filter. The paint is really a one off done by Killer Kuztoms in Texas the flat Kaki and military green is not something you see often and turns heads everywhere you go. This will make a great daily rider that is reliable and gives you the right amount of flair to set it apart from every Thunderbird on the road. Typically you will see these Triple Thunderbirds sell for $3500 if you consider the upgrades that are done here. You would not be able to complete the build for my low reserve. I have spent $300 on the progressive springs seals and fork oil upgrade,$1000 on the paint, $350 on the tires, $125 on the oil and air filer upgrade, $100 battery, $400 for the fly screen handlebars and headlight ears,$350 on the bump seat, A few bucks more on the LED Turn signals rear tail light and mesh screen for the head light. You can also ad in about 15 hours of labor @ $75/hr. You have an opportunity to get a great bike for a great price. Come down and see it, touch hear it. Ask any questionsSend me a message I am willing to discuss anything. I have put a lot of heart and effort into these builds This is the nicest Thunderbird you will find. Do miss out You wont find one that handles like this , has this stance or has this tune and sound. The fact of the matter is that I care more about these bikes than I do the money. I am hoping that someone sees the real value here as I do. Here is link to a short video on the bike at PIXELPERFECTNYC cycle stash search on you tube https://youtu.be/Dx133xkmXAQ Come down and see it CYCLE STASH 4413 Austin Blvd Island Park NY 11558 516-960-2746 M-F 9-5 EST