Beautiful all original 1915 Triumph Gloria

[jimbo53]

Saw this on Facebook. This is how it is listed:
Listed by Rhys Atkins
"c.1915 Gloria loop frame
From my research this is a Triumph model 12 without the eccentric bottom bracket, made from Triumphs parts bin during the war.
I have done a very sensitive restoration of this bike back to rideable, everything is original aside from tyres, tubes and the chain."

What an exceptional true survivor that deserves to be in a museum.

 

[Majdotkool]

Saw this on Facebook. This is how it is listed:
Listed by Rhys Atkins
"c.1915 Gloria loop frame
From my research this is a Triumph model 12 without the eccentric bottom bracket, made from Triumphs parts bin during the war.
I have done a very sensitive restoration of this bike back to rideable, everything is original aside from tyres, tubes and the chain."

What an exceptional true survivor that deserves to be in a museum.
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she is a Beauty!

 

[dnc1]

Nice to see it with the steering lock still fitted.
You see so many bikes of this era missing those little details.

 

[HARPO]

Incredible that it's all there. Easily could have gone to the scrap yard for the War effort.

 

[slowride]

Awesome. So front brake has linkage or cable inside handlebars? No rear brake or is it foot brake/coaster? Now that’s patina!