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The Triumph Speed Twin & Thunderbird Bible by Harry Wooldridge Published September 2004 (UK) & October 2004 (USA) The author, Harry Woolridge, has certainly got the credibility to write such an authoritative book. He joined Triumph in the early 1950's and stayed there until Triumph's demise in 1983, by which time he was the Warranty and Service manager. Subsequently, Harry went on to work with Les Williams producing Legend T160 Tridents and T140 Bonnevilles. The book is very clearly layed out with a year-by-year breakdown of both bikes including full details on the variations in technical specification, frame and engine numbering and colour schemes. It is crammed full of photographs, drawings and marketing material showing each model in great detail. Perhaps my only minor criticism of the book would be that it would be nice to have had a few more colour photos. Some of my favourite parts of the book are some very enlightening excerpts
from internal memos written by Ed Turner describing his thoughts on his
products. I feel that it's details like this that bring the history to
life and give a real insight into how and why the bikes developed as they
did.
£ 25.00 |
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