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"AH#104" <ah104@yourhatatt.net> wrote:
> Posted for Jason McElroy, whom some of you know.
> http://www.jasonmcelroy.com/tigersale.htm

At first I thought it was the TR6C Tiger rather than
the TR6R Trophy due to smaller gas tank, but the
bike doesn't have the solid handlebar mounts of
the TR6C.

The TR6R originally came with 3.5 gallon tank and
chrome parcel rack on tank.

Front brake looks like '68 or later version. Noticed
it retains the infamous Amal Monobloc carb. :)

If it's actually the TR6R, he's wrong about the model
name as it was called the Trophy through the 1968
model year then changed to Tiger in '69.

At any rate, it's a very clean looking bike there, and
just needs front fender as well as instruments.

-=Grumbler

"AH#104" <ah104@yourhatatt.net> wrote:

:Posted for Jason McElroy, whom some of you know.
:http://www.jasonmcelroy.com/tigersale.htm
:
:I don't know anything about this other than what is posted, in case someone
:might be interested.  I *will* vouch for Jason's integrity and his ability
:wrench.  If he says this bike is reliable; it is.

Nice bike Jason. Long time, no see.

"AH#104" <ah104@yourhatatt.net> wrote in message
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> Posted for Jason McElroy, whom some of you know.
> http://www.jasonmcelroy.com/tigersale.htm
>
> I don't know anything about this other than what is posted, in case
someone
> might be interested.  I *will* vouch for Jason's integrity and his ability
> wrench.  If he says this bike is reliable; it is.

If you're reading these days, Jason, NICE JOB. Looks like a winner.

"AH#104" says to us, he says, Yo, he says...

> Posted for Jason McElroy, whom some of you know.
> http://www.jasonmcelroy.com/tigersale.htm
>
> I don't know anything about this other than what is posted, in case someone
> might be interested.  I *will* vouch for Jason's integrity

ditto

 >and his ability
> wrench...

Were you on the Shore-Tour when he rewired his friend's chopper
with an extension cord from the hardware store across the street?
We don't call him McGyver for nothing.

But he is meticulous. Last time he worked on my bike, he wouldn't
even have a beer till it was done.
--
Roach - Hoodlums©VMC Social Director
PH©#2, BS#196, DOF#yes  MANS, SENS
'98FXDirty "DeerSlinger"

AH#104 <ah104@yourhatatt.net> wrote:

SNIP

I posted:
>> Posted for Jason McElroy, whom some of you know.
>> http://www.jasonmcelroy.com/tigersale.htm

Grumbler replied:
> At first I thought it was the TR6C Tiger rather than
> the TR6R Trophy due to smaller gas tank, but the
> bike doesn't have the solid handlebar mounts of
> the TR6C.
>
> The TR6R originally came with 3.5 gallon tank and
> chrome parcel rack on tank.
>
> Front brake looks like '68 or later version. Noticed
> it retains the infamous Amal Monobloc carb. :)
>
> If it's actually the TR6R, he's wrong about the model
> name as it was called the Trophy through the 1968
> model year then changed to Tiger in '69.
>
> At any rate, it's a very clean looking bike there, and
> just needs front fender as well as instruments.

Jason sent me this:

::Len,
::I read the feedback.
::Sounds like a resto-type fella.
::This bike is built from a bunch of various parts (obviously).
::Someone would be crazy to try to make a resto out of it.
::It lived too long in it's former life as an East Village
::punk-rock gutter bike ;-0
::
::What it DOES have is a rather addictive ROWDY disposition.
::It sounds nice, sits low, and is a blast to ride. I've been running
::it around town lately and it always draws interest.
::
::cheers,
::jason


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