#32 Triumph by The WrenchMonkees

Reading time: less than a minute | Written by Ben Branch | July 20th 2011

This is just a sneak-peak of the new WrenchMonkees bike, they say it still needs paint but I’m thinking it looks just about perfect as is.

We’ll bring you updated images once the bike is painted and officially rolled out of the garage. Check out more pics of it in it’s current naked condition here at The WrenchMonkees Blog.

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Published by Ben Branch - July 20th 2011

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