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About this model

About the Triumph S 350

Triumph S 350 is a historic catalogue designation for which adverts and registrations are not consistent enough to claim one exact factory specification. The 350 designation suggests a classic middleweight motorcycle, but year, engine variant and origin must always be checked through the maker's plate, frame number and engine code. On old imports, restorations and composite machines, an advert's model name may differ from the original configuration.

For a buyer, correct identity, a healthy engine and good paperwork are decisive. Ask for a cold start, check oil tightness and compression, and assess the quality of previous rebuild work. Brakes, wheels, wiring and mounting points deserve equal attention. Do not buy an S 350 on the name or registration alone; a consistent frame, engine and document package is the best indication of an authentic, usable classic.

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Before you buy

What to check before buying

  • Check the maker's plate, frame number, engine number and registration document together; the S 350 name alone does not establish the exact version.
  • Assess cold starting, compression, smoke, oil leaks and any rebuild invoices before accepting the mechanical condition.
  • Inspect brakes, wheel and steering-head bearings, wiring and frame mountings for corrosion, wear and non-original repairs.
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