2007 Triumph

SMT900K127T284464

Clear

This high-end professional Triumph concept was created as if a sport bike had existed in the pre-war era. Taking the “story line” a step further, the AristoCad was originally armed with two functional sim-fire Browning .30 caliber machine guns, Fairbanks fighting daggers, and the gun sight off a Sopwith Camel biplane. The build was executed at Putsch Racing by the same talent that created the World’s only turbine powered Batmobile. This build was featured on the BonneFication website: http://www.bonnefication.com/putsch-racing-the-aristo-cad/ After making high end appearances, the owner chose to remove the daggers and machine guns for slightly less conspicuous street use. They are not included in the sale. What has the world come to? Of course the motorcycle could easily be brought back to its original concept by the new owner if he or she finds the leftover trigger a little too enticing as the custom brackets, wiring, and gun sight are included. The first three photos (white background, and two dark shots) are of the motorcycle when it was first shown with the guns. The rest of the photos with all of the cars in the background is how the motorcycle is configured now and are representative of what you are bidding on. Yes, this motorcycle is dead reliable, performs very well, and you can expect to outrun and out handle practically all modern Triumphs that aren’t outright track prepared bikes. All the components used in this build are truly the best. Instead of writing a book, here are three examples; The pocket watch is an actual late 1800’s Tiffany and Company working time piece with original porcelain face.The tach is a super high-end Motogadget to replicate the Smiths chronometric movements of the past with a micro push button to cycle through the digital info for everything from odometer and tripometer, max RPM’s, and even 0-60 times, etc.Lastly, you’ll notice the high pipes are wrapped. The front is normal header wrap to keep the heat away and for the look, but those black wraps next to the tip are actual aerospace Aerogel insulation. Like the ceramic tiles on the space shuttle, you can literally put that piece on your hand and take a blow torch directly to it without burning yourself. Pretty nice just to keep your legs cool, aye? The AristoCad retains its clear title from the Triumph Bonneville which it was based upon and has had only 139 miles put on it since the full build up. This motorcycle is sold As-Is with no returns. Call Casey for a full review. (614) 832-8728