1972 Redline 650 Triumph - Tom White's Museum
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- čas přidán 26. 11. 2018
- For this edition of Tom White's Museum we go down memory lane with Tom and his 1972 Redline 650 Triumph. This bike was Tom's prized possession and he kept it in a special place at the museum. Ron Lawson and Tom discuss his old racing days, TT racing, and his pro career before forming White Brothers and contributing to so many other things involving motorcycles. We saved this final installment of Tom White's Museum to honor Tom and his dedication to motorcycle racing through his entire life. Sit back and enjoy some history on flat track racing and what exactly makes this bike so special.
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There's only one word for that bike...
Lovely....
I had one in the mid 80s 650 short rod engine 60 over routt750 big bore but mine had borani rims.that bike would do140 on the Syracuse mile and police verified on the road!oops,was stolen in2003 and haven't seen it since, still have the Ciriani fork ,spool front wheel with a Dunlop k100 tire but that's it. I'm still pissed but who knows, maybe I'll find my bike and reunite it with my registration. Sure does stir my blood to see this video, Sure do appreciate you sharing it with us!!
Great bike!
Great story , thanks for sharing
Great video! Thank you.
Something about original bikes of the era that always look better than new bikes that attempt to pass as an homage to vintage bikes.
I think the word you were searching for is quirkiness. My dad still ride his store bought XT500 after he restored it 2 years ago. I asked him why did he love this bike so much? It's weird because he had 5 new dirtbikes that he used to bust trails with. He said that nothing beats the feeling of sitting on top of rock solid suspensions and when the breaks hardly working (because it has a drum brakes). I thought he was joking, but he was so serious I can't hold my laugh.
What an Interesting museum .. I hope his Family makes it open to the public some how .. R.I.P. Tom White.. I still have a White Bros. Catalog .. and I still have a 1983 Honda XR-350
Rip to the man I loves these videos. What a great collection
Awesome!!!
Thanks for the video, made me emotional
you have my seat on your tracker, Daytona seat. Sonic plastics
Wow
surprised at the rear disc brake
I really thought Mert Lawill was cool back then still do he was national champion.
first
Interesting that the Americans had copied the Rickman frame. Yet another rip off just like the X15 and the De Havilland prototype.
Rip off? I'd say it was more of a compliment to Rickman