Mad 1100cc triumph twin

He cudda got a few extra cubes by going to a 93mm stroke.

But I doff my cap to him, that is an incredible amount of work invested to get those dustbin sized pistons in! I was playing with the idea of using (I think) B44 pistons in a stroked Triumph once, I drew up new head bolt layout etc, but in the end I gave up and went the big 8 valve route.

Can’t help but think the valves in this monster would be too small for that capacity.

Wonder what it went like ?!

Wonder what it sounded like ?!!
 
He cudda got a few extra cubes by going to a 93mm stroke.

But I doff my cap to him, that is an incredible amount of work invested to get those dustbin sized pistons in! I was playing with the idea of using (I think) B44 pistons in a stroked Triumph once, I drew up new head bolt layout etc, but in the end I gave up and went the big 8 valve route.

Can’t help but think the valves in this monster would be too small for that capacity.

Wonder what it went like ?!

Wonder what it sounded like ?!!
I was surprised that it didn't have steel rods
But what an incredible amount of work
If Millyard sees it he'll build a 2200cc version of it 😂😂😂😂
 
I was surprised that it didn't have steel rods
But what an incredible amount of work
If Millyard sees it he'll build a 2200cc version of it 😂😂😂😂
Yes, I was surprised by the choice of rods too. I reckon the builder was happy to invest huge time and skills etc, but not so much cash, as evidenced by the lack of fancy crank, rods, etc.
 
Yes, I was surprised by the choice of rods too. I reckon the builder was happy to invest huge time and skills etc, but not so much cash, as evidenced by the lack of fancy crank, rods, etc.
Yep I think you are right
I'd love to have seen it run
The Kickstarter was brilliant too
 
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