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hey man, i cant get enought of this bike, do you have anymore information on it?
I don't really know much about that bike. I remember searching around a little when I originally posted it and I looked again just now. There are a ton of links to this photo but I couldn't find any additional photos or detail about the bike. I wish I could tell you who built it.
It's definitely a pre-unit. It appears to be a stock Duplex front frame section, I suspect the whole frame and swingarm is Duplex. The Duplex frames were only used '60-'62. The gas tank is the right color scheme for a 1961 Triumph T-120R Bonneville so chances are the whole bike started from that as a base. The forks are not stock and may not even be Triumph. I think the front brake may be a Yamaha TD/TR/TZ four leading shoe (4LS) unit.
It's a cool bike. If you track down anything further please let me know.
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