Spotted at Stafford – 1961 Triumph Twenty-One

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1961 Triumph Twenty-One

This machine had been left in a leaky shed where water ingress had caused a lot of damage over time. Luise and her husband John rescued the bike and set about returning it to its former glory.

Triumph released the Twenty-One in light blue colour which they called ‘Shell Blue’. Luise and John have tried to recreate that initial colouration, but have used a modern base coat and lacquer paints to ensure that the finish will remain hard-wearing and resilient to all forms of damage. All of the fasteners have also been remade and polished in stainless steel.

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The restoration took roughly two years to complete, and the bike has covered 1600 since it was resurrected.


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