£7,000 - £9,000
1973 Triumph Rickman Metisse
Registration Number: N/A
Frame Number: TBC
Engine Number: TR5 4910 N
- Exceptionally nicely built bike
The Rickman brothers - Don and Derek - were already established moto-cross stars when they built the first Metisse machine in 1959, and within a decade the Rickman company would grow to become one of the biggest and best-known independent motorcycle frame-makers. The Rickman brothers designed the Metisse frame, which was known for its nickel-plated finish and fiberglass bodywork. The bike could be fitted with a variety of engines from different British motorcycle manufacturers, as a model it gained fame for being associated with Hollywood actor and racer Steve McQueen. The firm manufactured motorcycles from 1960 until 1975
This 1973 Triumph Rickman Metisse is powered by a 500cc 1950 Triumph “Grand Prix” pre unit engine (number TR5 4910 N), mounted in a nickel-plated frame, with Ceriani forks, an AMC gearbox and clutch, K2F Lucas competition magneto, Royal Enfield chain case, Takasago Excel rims with a Rickman rear hub, road-going chrome exhaust, Smith’s chronometric rev. counter and smaller speedo.
Offered with a current V5C, this beautiful scrambler is ready to live out your Steve McQueen dreams!
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