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Triumph Magazine Article Index Magazine Article Index Year General Articles and Road Tests Magazine 1924 New Model Details for 1924. Triumph Model P (Unit) The Motor Cycle 04-Oct-23 1925 Improvements to the Triumph Model P. Article with Good Images The Motor Cycle 30-Jul-25 105 1925 New Triumphs for 1925.Description and Pictures The Motor Cycle 09-Oct-24 519 1925 New Triumphs for 1925.Description with Excellent Pictures Motorcycling 03-Dec-24 519 1927 New Triumphs for 1927.Description and Pictures The Motor Cycle 09-Sep-26 406 1927 Triumph TT Model Tested. Good Article and Pictures Motorcycling 09-Mar-27 500 1927 New Triumphs for 1927. Two Valve 498cc OHV Tested The Motor Cycle 10-Feb-27 198 1927 Triumph 277cc Test with Pictures The Motor Cycle 19-May-27 Reprint 1928 Advance Details of New Models. Pictures and Diagrams The Motor Cycle 22-Sep-27 466 1933 New 493cc Triumphs. Article with Pictures The Motor Cycle 03-Aug-33 143 1933 New Twins. Val Page Design Article by Bob Currie from 1969 The Motor Cycle (Paper) 19-Nov-69 12 1933 Triumph Model XO (150cc) Tested. Article and Pictures Motorcycling 18-Jan-33 318 1934 Triumph Road Racer Description of Experimental Model The Motor Cycle 19-Apr-34 522 1935 Advance Details of New Models for 1935. Catalogue Pictures and Drawings The Motor Cycle 06-Sep-34 312 1935 Milestones of Design. Latest Models Reviewed Motorcycling 11-Sep-35 688 1935 Road Tests of 1935 Models. 5/5 500cc Special. Article with Good Pictures Motorcycling 31-Jul-35 480 1936 Triumph Range for 1936 Details from the Olympia Show. The Motor Cycle 05-Dec-35 711 1937 New Triumph Twin Described. The Speed Twin. Excellent Article and Pictures. (667) Motorcycling 04-Aug-37 464 1937 New Triumph Vertical Twin Described. Article with Good Images. The Motor Cycle 29-Apr-37 154 1938 Triumph Speed Twin. Article and Pictures (294) The Motor Cycle 21-Oct-37 610 1938 Triumph Tiger 80 Test. Article and Pictures The Motor Cycle 07-Jul-38 14 1939 Triumph 350cc Deluxe Model Tested. Article with one picture. Motorcycling 26-Aug-43 307 1939 Triumph Range for 1939. Extensive Article with Pictures. (102) Motorcycling 31-Aug-38 Reprint 1939 Triumph Tiger 100. Road Test. Good Article and Pictures. (223) Motorcycling 16-Nov-38 120 1940 Triumph De Luxe 350cc Road Test. Article and Pictures. (293) Motorcycling 21-Mar-40 304 1940 Triumph Clutch & Gearbox Overhaul. Comprehensive Photo Rebuild Article. Motorcycling 05-Dec-40 100 1941 Triumph Tiger 85 Description with Pictures. The Motor Cycle 08-May-41 356 1945 Triumph Generator Set. Article with Pictures. (314) The Motor Cycle 03-Oct-46 262 1945 Triumph Range for 1945. Article with Pictures. (155) Motorcycling 01-Mar-45 Reprint 1946 5T Speed Twin Road Test and Pictures. (157) Motorcycling 17-Jan-46 210 1946 3T de Luxe. Road Test. Article with Good Photographs (671) Motorcycling 04-Apr-46 416 1946 Jim Alves Wins the Mitchell Trail on the 3T Twin. Article also Advert Picture Motorcycling 04-Apr-46 416 1946 Jim Alves Winning Triumph Tested by "Motor Cycling" Good Article and Pictures Motorcycling 02-May-46 14 1946 Ernie Lyons Tiger 100 Pictured in the Pits prior to the TT Win Motorcycling 12-Sep-46 369 1946 3T de Luxe. Road Test. Article with Photographs (156) The Motor Cycle 22-Nov-45 374 1946 3T Deluxe Twin, Photo and Detail on the Front Cover. The Motor Cycle 04-Apr-46 Cover 1946 Sprung Hub Details of the Design Reprint. Good Article and Drawings (217) The Motor Cycle 26-Sep-46 240 1946 Generator Set Detail. Article with Pictures. The Motor Cycle 03-Oct-46 Reprint 1947 Prop Stand Described and Pictured Motorcycling 24-Jul-47 246 1947 Speed Twin Advert Photograph showing Tank, Instruments and Controls Side View. Motorcycling 31-Jul-47 255 1947 Speed Twin Advert Photograph showing Tank, Instruments and Controls. Motorcycling 14-Aug-47 292 1947 Speed Twin Front Cover Photograph. Motorcycling 28-Aug-47 Cover 1947 David Whitworth Racing Triumph Factory Strip Article. Motorcycling 20-Nov-47 48 1947 Tiger 100 Road Test. Good Article and Photographs (218) Motorcycling 14-Aug-47 300 1947 5T Triumph Speed Twin. Excellent Article and Pictures. (284) The Motor Cycle 14-Aug-47 120 1948 A Trio of Triumphs for 1948. Model Range Improvements for 1948. Article. Motorcycling 25-Sep-47 422 1948 Speed Twin Front Cover Photograph. Overseas Model (South Africa). Motorcycling 01-Jul-48 Cover 1948 Bostock Swing arm Conversion Tiger 100. Motorcycling 19-Aug-48 312 1948 Triumph G.P. Model Photo Advert. Motorcycling 23-Sep-48 401 1948 Lebanese Triumph Speed Twins. Photograph. Overseas Model. Motorcycling 30-Sep-48 424 1948 Model Range for 1948 with Pictures and Drawings. The Motor Cycle 25-Sep-47 232 1948 Triumph 3T Delux. Excellent Article and Pictures. The Motor Cycle 08-Jul-48 26 1948 Triumph Speed Twin (Export Version) in South Africa. Picture The Motor Cycle 16-Sep-48 Cover 1949 Triumph Model Range for 1949. Article and Drawings. Motorcycling 07-Oct-48 440 1949 Description Advert for the 1949 Model Range. Inside Front Cover. Motorcycling 04-Nov-48 Cover 1949 1949 5T Speed Twin Road Test and Good Pictures. (226) Motorcycling 17-Mar-49 398 1949 Toronto Police on their new Triumph Twins Motorcycling 16-Jun-49 139 1949 Triumph Range For 1949. Article with Good Pictures (242) The Motor Cycle 07-Oct-48 Reprint 1949 Speed Twins for Haile Silassi and Bulgaria. The Motor Cycle 17-Feb-49 139 1949 Turners Views on American Market. The Motor Cycle 07-Apr-49 285 1949 Tiger 100 Road Test Including Pictures. (228) The Motor Cycle 14-Apr-49 298 1949 Abert Moule Senior TT Triumph Including Pictures. The Motor Cycle 19-May-49 409 1950 Triumph Thunderbird Test. Article with Small Pictures. Cycle (USA) Apr-50 20 1950 Tim Withams Triumphs for Daytona. Excellent Article and Pictures. Cycle (USA) Apr-50 22 1950 Triumph Thunderbird Debut at Montlhery article and Pictures. Motorcycling 29-Sep-49 452 1950 Prototype TRW Model Tested Picture. Motorcycling 29-Sep-49 458 1950 Triumph Range for 1950. Motorcycling 06-Oct-49 480 1950 Technical Improvements for 1950 Ranges includes Details on Triumphs. Motorcycling 03-Nov-49 10 1950 Radio Equipped (Plessy) Triumph Picture and Paragraph. Motorcycling 08-Dec-49 104 1950 New York Show. Article and Picture Motorcycling 20-Apr-50 530 1950 T110 Triumph Thunderbird. Picture. Motorcycling 04-May-50 Cover 1950 Changes to the Sprung Hub (MK2). Motorcycling 11-May-50 46 1950 Prototype TRW Model Tested Picture. Motorcycling 03-Aug-50 307 1950 Speed Twin Fitted with Dudley Ward Swing Arm rear suspension. Motorcycling 10-Aug-50 342 1950 Fourty Three Thunderbirds supplied for Australian Police. Paragraph. Motorcycling 10-Aug-50 333 Walt Fulton TT Winning Thunderbird. Picture Advert #6T 2419N This is a 1950 Model 6T Supplied to 1950 Motorcycling 30-Nov-50 8 Jomo 1950 Introduction of the Thunderbird at Montlhery. Excellent Article and Pictures The Motor Cycle 29-Sep-49 272 1950 TRW Test / Introduction. of the New Model. The Motor Cycle 29-Sep-49 280 1950 Triumph Range for 1950. Model Improvements. The Motor Cycle 06-Oct-49 294 1950 Earls Court Show Report and Details for 1950 Range. The Motor Cycle 27-Oct-49 396 1950 Montlhery Thunderbird Picture from Cover of The Motor Cycle The Motor Cycle 05-Jan-50 Cover 1950 Stockholm Police Thunderbirds. Picture. The Motor Cycle 19-Jan-50 57 1950 New Dual Seat for Triumphs announced. The Motor Cycle 19-Jan-50 70 1950 Daytona Races Rod Coates G.P Triumph. The Motor Cycle 02-Mar-50 206 1950 Pearce Simon Trial P.H. Alves and Leopold Bado G.P Triumphs. The Motor Cycle 02-Mar-50 214 1950 Mark 2 Sprung Hub Introduced, Technical Detail. The Motor Cycle 11-May-50 481 1951 Triumph Range for 1951 including Pictures including T100 Clubmans Model Moto Revue (French) 09-Nov-50 840 1951 Triumph Range for 1951 including Pictures including T100 Clubmans and Trophy Models. Motorcycling 09-Nov-50 14 1951 6T Thunderbird. Road Test with good images. (230) Motorcycling 30-Nov-50 82 1951 Speed Twin in Colour. Cover Picture Motorcycling 04-Jan-51 Cover 1951 6T Thunderbird and Leyton Sidecar Test. Motorcycling 25-Jan-51 294 1951 Two Way Radio fitted to Police Triumph. Picture. Motorcycling 08-Feb-51 340 1951 Triumph Trophy TR5 Cover Photograph Motorcycling 03-May-51 Cover 1951 Triumph AA Outfits supplied. Picture at Factory and Paragraph. 15 Outfits ! Motorcycling 17-May-51 57 1951 Ontario Police Tiger 100's Picture and Paragraph. Motorcycling 28-Jun-51 219 1951 Tiger 100 Road Test and Pictures. Good Article (220) Motorcycling 02-Aug-51 356 1951 T110 Triumph Thunderbird Technical Drawing and Article. Motorcycling 09-Aug-51 390 1951 Fiji Police Triumphs. Photo Advert. Motorcycling 06-Sep-51 1951 Tiger 100 Conversion of Tiger 100 to Racer specification using the Factory Race Kit. Motorcycling 13-Sep-51 500 1951 Police Triumphs. South Australia Photo Advert. Motorcycling 01-Nov-51 1951 T110 Thunderbird Road Test. Article with Pictures. (Motor Cycle Road Tests 1949-1952) The Motor Cycle 19-Oct-50 265 1951 Triumph Range for 1951 Excellent Article Part of Large New Model Suppliment. The Motor Cycle 09-Nov-50 na 1951 Sprint Thunderbird at Roasmond Lake California. The Motor Cycle 16-Nov-50 304 1951 Armchair' Show of all 1951 UK Motorcycle Models. The Motor Cycle 14-Dec-50 416 1951 Introduction of New Lucas Equipment including Plastic Ammeter. The Motor Cycle 21-Dec-50 469 1951 Speed Twin in Colour.
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