Derived from the Terrier, the Tiger Cub came into the post-war world in 1954.  Not merely a sports version of the 150, the 199cc Triumph obtained much of its extra speed from its extra capacity. An inclined overhead-valve single with unit construction for a four-speed gearbox driven by a non-adjustable chain, the Cub had an oval timing-side casting and a very neat appearance. It was equipped at first with plunger rear springing, later with pivot-fork type.  An excellent performer, top speed was 68mph and with plenty of acceleration, it could outpace most two strokes of comparable size.

Printed on thick 230gsm paper it is suitable for framing with a mount or without. We are offering this fine art print in mint, unissued condition (wrapped in cellophane).