1964 Triumph Tiger 90
No Reserve – The epitome of 'oily rag'

Registration No: ALN 854B
Frame No: T90H36175
MOT: Exempt

• A supremely characterful 'oily rag' machine
• Very original condition throughout
• Unused for many years, until recently

A sportier and more youthful follow-on to the Triumph 3TA Twenty-One, the 350cc Tiger 90 was launched in September, 1962, for 1963. With a four-speed gearbox, it was credited with speeds up to 90mph. Instead of the “bathtub” rear fairing and “Roman helmet” front mudguard of the Twenty-One, which were not well-received by the American market, the Tiger 90 appeared with the skimpier “bikini” fairing and an open-sided mudguard, though even the bikini fairing was abandoned in 1964. The 90 thus became something of a baby Bonneville, and remained in production until 1968. Owing to its popularity in Britain and America, the Tiger 90 is well-catered for with spares and specialist support, making it a genuinely practical classic bike.

Registered new in London, this 1964 Tiger 90 is one of the best and most characterful ‘oily rag’ machines we have seen in recent times. This bike spent many years out of use, although seemingly dry-stored, until it was recently recommissioned and used for some light riding. It has not been on the road since summer, 2025, although the engine has been started this year. This beautiful ‘oily rag’ machine is ideal for enjoying just as it is (though it could be restored if preferred).

For more information, please contact:
Mike Davis
mike.davis@handh.co.uk
07718 584217