MC Collection Stockholm, Sweden in-house restoration by Bernt Oppman When Triumph took home the trophy at the International Six Days Trial in San Remo, Italy in 1948, the TR5 Trophy was launched for off-road racing For four years in a row, the model contributed to British team victories in the ISDT By 1951, the TR5 had the same aluminum cylinder and cylinder head as the T100 The Trophy is known by many as the machine Fonzie rode in the 1970s TV series "Happy Days" Frame no. 38393 Engine no. TR538391 Top speed of 90 MPH Air-cooled 498cc/25 HP twin-cylinder 4-speed transmission Amal carburetor Lucas magneto Chain drive Rigid frame with Edward Turner-designed sprung hub Telescopic front fork Drum brakes For more information, please visit mecum.com.
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