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FROM THE FRONT

've long been aware of the very few 4-cylinder BSA/Triumph triples, and have hung my nose over the glittering example in the National Motorcycle Museum several times. And by hanging my nose over it, I mean that I peer into every crevice and stare at every mysteriously different component to see exactly how Doug Hele and his men converted

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