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1325 1977 49cc NVT Easy Rider
Reg No. UFA 298R
Frame No.ERCF002956C
Engine No.ERCF002956C
The Norton Villiers Triumph groups last ditch attempt to
take back some of the market from the Japanese saw the
production of a range of mopeds with Italian engines and
rather conventional styling. Too little, too late and the NVT
group collapsed in the same year that this Easy Rider was
produced. Last on the road in 1995, borne out by the
MOT from that year, the vendor states that it was running
well recently and has only 400 recorded miles which are
believed to be genuine. Offered for sale with original sales
brochure, guarantee card (out of warrantee we suspect),
riders handbook and V5 document. An opportunity to buy
the last of the line.
Estimate £200 - £400
1326 1975 175cc CZ 175
Reg No. JMV 382N
Frame No.001417
Engine No.073632
In the days of the Iron Curtain the Soviet system served to
crush innovation and individualism, many motorcycle
manufacturers with proud pre-war success worked quietly
behind the scenes to develop their products. The CZ 175 is
one such machine, solid and reliable workhorse that was a
popular ride to work machine for many with a consequent
low survival rate into the modern era. The 175 is complete
with V5 but has been barn stored for many years and will
require recommissioning prior to use.
Estimate £200 - £300
1327 1949 150cc Velocette LE Mk1
Reg No. BCN 363
Frame No.2309
Engine No.2341
Finished in blue this 1949 example of the first LE has been
barn stored for many years, a good and complete example
fitted with period accessory panniers that will require a
little TLC. Offered without documentation although the
registration number is still recorded with the DVLA so a
replacement document should be obtainable.
Estimate £400 - £600
1328 1959 650cc Triumph 6T Thunderbird
In May 1959 the Triumph factory sponsored a rally to
Brussells called Operation TOGA (Triumph Owners Go
Abroad) which involved 318 participants aboard 188 bikes
including 31 sidecar outfits one of which was this
Thunderbird. The rally was led by Triumph chief Edward
Turner who was captured on film aboard 892 ANX which
belonged to proud new owners Hazel and Bill Roachard.
The Thunderbird has now been freshly restored to a high
standard by a well known Essex based restorer and is
finished in the factory correct charcoal grey and black. The
vendor states that the Triumph runs perfectly well and has
a fresh MOT. A very finely restored example of the marque
with that rarest of associations to the guru of motorcycle
design, supplied with a current MOT, V5C documentation
and ready to show and ride.
Estimate £Refer to Department
All lots are sold strictly as seen without warranty, purchasers are urged to satisfy themselves
prior to the sale as to the condition of each lot and whether the lot accords with its description.