Rare 1969 Triumph Daytona 500 - Vintage Original - Classic Fun - Wahoo!

1969 was the second year for the original classic Triumph Daytona 500. Truly a privilege to ride this vintage beauty. Wahoo!
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[@DavidAubry-hq9rg]

Thats a 69 by the paint job, and the first year of a crossover exhaust pipe. I have a 69 Triumph Daytona 500.that I bought brand new in Aug 1969 and still have.

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Just checked per your comment. You are correct. Thank you for the good information. I do appreciate it. Will change the title right away.

[@DàvidNewton-u7q]

I had a T100R 1973 model, i bought it new when i was 18, still have great memories of that bike.

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

500 was a great bike

[@DàvidNewton-u7q]

@@forgottenmotorcycles Yeah for my build and weight it was a better ride than the 750 Bonneville i bought a few years later . I felt i was part of the Daytona as opposed to sitting on top of the Bonneville , not sure if that makes sense but another friend that still has a Daytona and a bonny says the same and although the Daytona is less powerful its a better ride. At 69 i still ride but its an MT07 Yamaha. lol.

[@johnbobson1557]

I have a 1966 T100SS, similar but single carb. Sherwood Green + White, Bought as a wreck in 1985... just finished assembly. Longest restoration I've ever done!! That's what marriage & kids does...

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Great bike. Love the T100's

[@WOLFIE-96B-UK]

Man, you get to ride some magnificent classic bikes!

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Life is good 🙂

[@collyernicholasjohn]

Light, simple, easy to maintain. What’s not to like?

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Fun to ride too!

[@jayclay676]

I had a brand new one 1969 it was purple

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Nice!

[@Dinky-Biker]

Hey Fuzzy, please post a picture of the "WAHOO! BURGER."

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Will t and do a video on that soon. Wahoo!

[@jayclay676]

I forgot to say it it would go 120 miles an hour clocked by Mark one mustang

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Amazing!