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April is here and spring weather too. Many of us are keen to roll out the bike in the sunshine to try out any modifications concocted during the winter months. Someone who is extra eager to carry out the first road test is member Sune Lindberg.
During this last year he has spent an enormous amount of hours in his shop to create something no less fantastic than a three cylinder Vincent! It started with him having three Comet engines lying around and a complete frame as well. The only way really was to use a Comet block as a starting point since the angle between the cylinders needed to be altered anyway. |
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The entire project is no less admirable keeping in mind that all of the work was done with ordinary shop tools.
No advanced NC-machines were involved! A no-fancy lathe, TIG welding equipment and drill press that also doubled as a milling machine. All Sune needed to build his astonishing Triple-Vincent he had on the shelf in his shed. Well, almost all. |
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The idea to the project derives from some sketches that Calle somewhat carelessly showed Sune. This together with the inspiring modifications carried out by the Englishman Allen Millyard. These often included adding extra cylinders to various engines. More about Allen Millyard.
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Don't miss the Annual Club Meet outside Lidköping (Sweden)! Sune is expected to arrive with this bike (and may we all testride....???)
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