Triumph 'Luna' 1968 500 Bobber

If you joined us for Bike Shed London 2018 there's a good chance you saw this beautiful 1968 Triumph Daytona Bobber. If you missed the show, and therefore this stunning shed build, then here it is! (aren't you lucky to have this window to the show from the comfort of your armchair!).
Amateur bike builder Rob Palmer submitted his Triumph for consideration a few months before the show and there was no question, it went straight on the yes pile - near the top too!
Watch for more information from Rob himself about the details that went into making such a simple, yet standout machine. Ross and Dutch also spotted it and wax lyrical, even though they're not supposed to have favourites!
Keep and eye on the KZbin channel over the next days and weeks. Our Bike Shed London 2018 film is close to completion and about to drop. There'll also be many highlights of the show and interviews for those of you who couldn't make it this year.
And if you reckon you’ve got what it takes to put something together like Rob’s Luna get cracking and save the date Bike Shed London 2019 - May 24-26th.

[@twinpotracer]

that is the nicest build ive seen for years

[@mikestewart7322]

Oh yes, love that bike. The guy is gifted for sure.

[@marcusquinn8593]

This was the most beautiful bike in the show for me. A timeless classic, very well done.

[@donaldpate1863]

Yes! Lad you are a pro builder!

[@jasonwright9555]

What a great looking bike! This is everything that the Bike Shed stands for, so a big well done to Rob for putting together a sweet ride.

[@ginkobilbo]

Thanks for the video guys! Psyched you liked it

[@BikeShedMotoCo]

Well deserved

[@tylerseely]

Amazing bike man! Wish it was in my garage with the others. Any videos of it riding around?

[@pauliebots]

I've watched this video three or four times and didnt hear the crying baby till now.

[@in2weeed]

super clean and keen nice pony

[@davidhughes5807]

Loved this build when I saw it for the first time on the Friday. Just had to come back on Sunday to see it again. Fabulous.

[@larsstougaard7097]

Love it 😍

[@simon_stannard]

This was my favourite bike of the show this year.

[@dominikblome1688]

Yeah simple. Just ignoring the fact, that he actually handpolished the whole frame and stuff by himself. And so much love for the details. One of the most beautiful bikes ever build.

[@BeeUndercover]

Gorgeous!!!!

[@RobNorthampton]

Great job, Robert Palmer! :)

[@hey_zxe.1102]

Great video, Good job guys.

[@Terry-wp6iw]

Great to see non-factory custom parts being used, well done!

[@stephenmarshall6004]

My favourite of the show too, and my bike was just up the row from it!!

[@david555montez9]

Gorgeous!!!!! 😍

[@spikej3118]

the perfect bobber, well done

[@jimsound7888]

stunning bike. I used to have 1961 T120. Turned it into a TriBsa in the early 70's

[@olrenison]

That is so beautifully done.

[@richardlewin9282]

Now that's a proper lane splitter 😎

[@jimsound7888]

A stunner.........................wish I kept my TriBSA

[@MrAlcmj]

This is next level clean, I'd love to see it's evolution, I think the bike would look very nice with the tank in #01796f

[@brettsutherland4194]

Love the simplicity of this scooter. The front forks shrouds give it a beefier look. Could you give me some information on where you purchased these or fabricated them .

[@terremoto7387]

Nice 👀

[@sensitivesystem420]

First ❤️💪

[@geofftheriddler]

artisan

[@frankmarkovcijr5459]

My Triumph 500 Daytona 1973 is stock because I have a custom Triumph are cool , chopped Triumph are cooler.

[@richardt.4224]

Big fan in many ways, but the forks just do not work (for me)! Otherwise a nice bike.

[@technomaniac1992]

wooow, nice work. I feel like the sadle does not keep up with the rest of the build, looks poorly crafted

[@leaflee2066]

LOL at 2:38 dude checking that chick out!

[@BeeUndercover]

Gorgeous!!!!