Angloclassics is Now an Official Wassell Dealer
Angloclassics is now an official Wassell dealer, which is good news for anyone looking for parts for classic British motorcycles. Anyone who has spent time around old British bikes will know that finding the right parts is not always straightforward. Some items are easy enough to get, but others can take a bit of...
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Workshop Update: Recent Sales, Current Projects & Customer Work
A fair bit has been happening at Angloclassics over the past few months. The 1969 Triumph Trident sold late last year, which was good to see. Since then, a 1973 Norton Commando 850 has also been recommissioned and sold on. That one went through the workshop, got the attention it needed, and is now...
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Back in the Shed: Trident Progress Update
After two years offsite for a full engine rebuild, the Trident is finally back in the workshop - and the last few weeks have been flat out. With the front end already together, most of the work since the return has focused on the rear: stripping it, rebuilding it properly, and getting into some...
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1969 Triumph Trident T150 – Project Catch-Up
This 1969 Triumph T150 Trident has been in the background of Angloclassics for a couple of years now. It’s one of those bikes that’s always had potential, but with other projects taking priority, it’s only recently that it’s started getting the proper attention it deserves. Built in April ’69, it’s an early T150 with...
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Project Hurricane: A Legend Reborn
The Triumph X75 Hurricane stands out as one of the boldest British motorcycles ever built. With its American styling, triple-cylinder engine, and signature one-piece tank and seat unit, the Hurricane has become a collectible icon. At Angloclassics, work is currently underway to restore one of these rare machines—a project that’s already involved some unique...
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