1967 Triumph T100C Tiger Pictures
The 1967 Triumph T100C Tiger motorcycle -- like every other T100C model -- is an on/off-road bike. Aimed at the first-time rider, the 1967 Tiger was equipped with a new frame and better forks than the 1966 model. This improved handling and stability. Two-tone paint was a trademark of the Triumph Tiger design. |
 Tiger's 500-cc twin looked similar to Triumph's 650-cc engine, though the latter had larger cooling fins on the head and added fins on the rocker covers. |
 "Eyebrow" tank badges were adopted in 1966 and are seen here on the 1967 model. |
 As with many other Triumphs of this era, the engine's redline was anyone's guess. The tach, on the left, didn't feature one. |
 Befitting its off-road capability, the Tiger T100C's dual exhaust pipes were high-mounted. |
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