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Do a video of the wheel gear pinion end of the speedo please!

je pense qu'avec cette moto il est possible de faire un podium sur l ile de man, pour rendre à triumph son lustre d'antan

I reckon you'd go a bit faster if you had four arms mate.

I like it

Wish mine started so quickl😂

Hmm. Think somebody has been swapping around your levers/controls, i.e.: where they are & what they do. 🤔 Yes I am aware you could have 'your' motorcycle configured the way you stipulated, but.... Here in Blighty, within spitting distance of Sunbeamland, I have an original (except the same replacement AMAL you have - a common thing I'm told by the Marston people) April 1927 model 5 Longstroke. Mine came originally from Lord Dashwood MP of West Wycombe via a good friend, the second owner.

Man,she doesn't miss a beat...wow!

Wonderful such a stunning motorcycle. I had a mate who owned a 47,50 years ago.

Surely tank panels were green they are on mine, look at hands on bonniksen speedo

Not me! This is my modern bike. Most of my other bikes are pre 1920.

There's something great about a big air-cooled sjngle. We all got hoodwinked into 4 cylinder rockets. Well, not David anyway. 😂

I wonder if fishing reel drag washers would hold the gear lever in position.

Mum and dad owned a Sloper outfit. They chugged from Liverpool NSW to Coledale Beach and back home again with my two brothers. A bit later than this model though. 😂

excelent video ! that oil pump left side of fuel tank no need to pump some oil time to time ? LIKE

nice video, whats this mechanism on the left of fuel tank ? LIKE

Scandinavians. Always gotta do things their own way. Thank God for the KISS principle.

I presume that the steering design is changed from the bicycle??

Woooow❤ so, so great🎉 and it is wisper quiet 😂

A variable speed clutch/tranny???? I can go to heaven with a smile on my face. Thanks with a sub/likie from the future 3 years.

Nice! I have got one of these antique steampunk looking engines (with Burman 2speed gearbox) but it has been stolen from my barn 😢 Now I have some motorized bicycles from 1950s-70s and one modern chinese but they are 2-stroke

From there to the powerful, beautiful T120..

I never knew this. They were ahead of their time.

Feed it some more beans.

This is a real Lovely Machine, had a British friend who had one in his living room, ready to go

Is that Triumph doing about 40 ISH? Sounds like it would trundle along all day. Brilliant .🇬🇧👍

Very cool motorcycle thank you for sharing

Thank you very much for sharing very cool

thank you many videos they just sit there and rev it, I was impressed to see your beautiful bike being ridden,

I would love to take a bike like this. Mod it just enough so I can carry camping gear and extra fuel and travel the back roads from Nebraska, Wyoming to Montana.

Cool video. I have 3 Panther, but no pre war. Maybe some day...

Now THAT is what you call a motorcycle, she may be old and a bit finicky but she will still be here when we are all dead and buried . May she give you many years of service .....take care of her 👍. Peace out ✌

lovely machine

Great looking engine sounds lovely to

Drew Grant introduced me to your site. So glad I found you. Well done, sir.

Very nice idle

What's the lever you keep fiddling with do please?

Glorious, man and machine in pure harmony!

Great video , thanks 👌

Great clip. My dad had a Panther exactly like yours.

'Promo sm'

😊guauuu es una maravilla 🤩

There is no fear of drink driving a bike like that, you wouldn’t even get it started 😂 What a great bone 🦴 shaker

Спасибо за видео

Hard starter, the old bitch❤❤😮 2:22

Two wheels, smoke & noise, what more could a person want! Jolly good show.

Lookin forward to building a modern 1 but w/ the details of that genré. In 1907 a guy w/ a 40 h.p., small air-cooled V8 (? c.i.) hit 135 mph, as the vid said.

Какова история данного экземпляра мотоцикла? Кому он принадлежал?

Very nice . Starts well , sounds sweet .

Hello, I'm from the Czech Republic. We don't have many velorex preserved like this. I praise it. let it make you happy.

Very interesting motorcycle, thanks for sharing.