1917 TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE MILITARY MOTOR CORPS
All original 1917 World War 1 Military Motor Corps Triumph Motorcycle
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Great video EJ That is awesome ya know all yall fuckers sound like me I am 3rd gen from Italy Kapeesh daminga LOL -Jason
that's SERIOUS old school there WOW! and belt driven too? hmmm interesting
That has got to be the oldest motorcycle I have ever seen run.
shit thats a fuckin nice bike!!! one of the first 4 strokes! look at those valves! does that thing have a belt drive?!?!?!?!?!?!?! thats a fuckin nice bike
WOW!!!! a 1917Triumph! Daum nice bike! My uncle was into Indian motorcycles, he had a few beautiful ones. Now me, I’m into the 1952 Vincent Black Lightening, just like the one Del McCoury sung about! Thanks for sharing this video!
What a cool old bike! Runs and drives good too.
bad ass rubber belt?> thats cool
That would be a good race for my mom's Rascal scooter.
Really great vid! I like how th' owner has chosen to leave it original.
thats so cool…I like that you can see the valve lifters working.
@RamblinAround Thanks Jeff, I like that it has never been restored. The guy said they're not that rare over the pond, but almost all of them are restored
@pearsonba350 Thanks for watching!! Ain't that the truth, especially a War machine.
@dutchurbanminer Yeah that was a pretty good show, alotta stuff going on. It had antique engines, tractors, cars, cycles, big rigs, heavey equip, flea market and good food.
@2024JayZ Lol!! I sound like dat because of all dose South Philly Goombahs dat immigrated over here to Jersey.
@daddytech I found that interesting too!! They were 80 years ahead of there time with the belt!!
@coffeefish Same here Buddy!!
@pimpinpenz Pretty cool aye Dude!! Yeah that's a belt, when that cuts lose it will rip your nut sack off!!☺
@greggfla Vincents are cool, Good luck trying to find a 52 BL, What did they make like 30 of them?? And Del McCoury.. now that makes two of us that knows who he is.☺
@edzgarage It was cool!! I'm glad I stayed late and caught him riding it!!
@DannysCam Yeah Buddy that was pretty cool!! I would imagine the early original belts were made of leather eh??
@231flash My money would be on Mom!!☺
@draywanda Thanks D!! Yeah leaving it unrestored added to the Cool factor!!☺
@GatheringSticks I guess that's why they wore knee high boots back then, to keep all the oil from spashing on your leg.
@V8power923 Yeah it's a sick ride for sure!!
@GerryK61 Thanks Gerry!! Yeah especially running!!☺
A somewhat eccentric dude, with a very, very interesting motorcycle. It's nice to see people around these days keeping the old machines running. It's why I enjoy your channel. Thanks ROADKING, great video.
@kookiemoose Thanks Heald, I appreciate the kind words. Your definitely right about the Dude, he spent 20 min. giving us the history of the bike!!☺
LoL that motorcycle is awesome xD
@BrittanyNicole1990 Yeah you gotta love that old iron eh!!☺
Roadking what cool video. Ive got friends on Facebook who will like this. You always post the coolist stuff. Did you get your vintage briggs gas tank hooked up??
@MrJvanover Thanks MrJ!! I really appreciate the kind words. I soldered the bottom of the tank and it tested good but I haven't hooked it up yet. I've been busy with my hit and miss engines, getting them ready for the shows. I'll probably get to that Briggs this Winter!!☺
@rmTimW It's almost as cool as a YZ eh Buddy!!☺
Awesome!
What's with the "uh-oh" when he goes to kick it…LOL must be a Jersey thing?
@sporty05 When he tried to start it he almost knocked it over, I thought we were gonna have to pick it up off of him!! That's what the uh-oh was for!!☺
Very cool!
shit man im looking back at ur old vids i gotta find me one of these they would make a great motocross bike aha!
@pimpinpenz You're gonna need some deep pockets if you want one of them Buddy!!☺
@805ROADKING yeah im just shootin the breeze these bikes are too rare aswell but i know were i might be able to get a 1956 ford f100 for free :)
@rungassamydonovan47 Any Mechanic can repair them, but if you can't find used parts then you have to have them made!!☺
you have a great load of awesome vids man wow ..i have a 68 triumph in mostly original shape both my parent rode it
@tedhaze1 Thanks Buddy!! The 60's and 70's Triumphs were pretty cool!! What kind was it!!
@805ROADKING 68 650 bonneville once i figue out my cam to pc prob and how to make a video i will show you
very cool!
@johncarl43447 Yeah it was cool to see it start so easy too!!☺