Triumph TRX 75 Hurricane Gallery
The three-cylinder Triumph launched
in 1968, the well-known American designer Craig Vetter
proved remarkably successful in combining contemporary
American styling with muscular British machinery.
The naked engine kept no secrets, with three separate
exhaust systems on the right the machine giving the
Hurricane a fabulous sporting appearance. It's said
that its makers banned photos of the left side of
the Hurricane, devoid of exhaust pipes, from being
published. The tiny (2.4gallons) teardrop-shaped tank
and the lengthened front forks placed the Hurricane
firmly among the ranks of the then-fashionable choppers.
Produced in limited numbers, the Triumph Hurricane
is today highly collectible.
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| Triumph X75 Hurricane |
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Engine - 740cc air-cooled transverse triple
Horsepower - 58bhp
Top Speed - 110 mph
Launched - 1972-1973
191kg
Drum brakes |
| 1972 Triumph Hurricane X75 |
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| 1972 Triumph Hurricane X75 |
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| 1973 Triumph Hurricane X75, 750cc |
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