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3 Triumph Model H
This motorcycle was produced during the First World War, and it was nicknamed “Trusty” because of its reliability during these difficult times. 30,000 units of the Model H were produced for the army until the end of the war which was in 1918.
It was one of the first bikes without pedals that to be produced by Triumph.
The engine was a four-stroke cylinder one with 499cc capacity, with a three-speed gearbox that required gear changes by a hand lever. The engine required low maintenance, the bike was reliable and it did what it was meant to do in an effective manner making it one of the best classics out there.
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