Technically this is a 1972 Triumph Tiger TR6RV, but to list it I had to choose TR6C from the menu. This is a late 1972-1/2 Model which means it has the frame with the 2” lower sitting position. Also being a late ’72 the transmission is a 5 speed. This is of course a right shift bike.I initially bought the bike in 2006. There was a couple of years in the mid-teens when my son-in-law owned the bike. During his ownership he had the jugs bored out slightly and installed new pistons. There were several years that the bike was ridden very seldom because of blowing the fuse to the battery sporadically. Finally figured out that the stop on the triple tree stop was pinching a wire when the bars are fully turned in that direction. Have not had a problem since fixing that about 3 years ago.The bike runs excellent. It has the simplicity of the single Amal carb. Just about every time I drive these windy New England roads I find myself in that performance groove where the gear ratio and engine torque is right there where I want it.I am scaling back and have decided to keep just one of my bikes. I have decided that I am selling my old Triumph, only because my 2013 Bonnie is a better long distance bike.Once we have made initial contact electronically, I would be pleased to talk to any potential buyers on my cellphone.