THE "TRIUMPH" MAKES GOOD AGAIN.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 14 December 1912, Page 4

THE "TRIUMPH" MAKES GOOD AGAIN.

There are «vtfol!etes. end horses, yes^ and motor ©yicfles, that have their had days and their good days. When all njhe conditions are just, right they can put up a very fine .performance-.^ With tbo man and the horso this wil^; always be the ©asx?, but we surely Jh&reia right toexpect ta little more oonsisteoioy from a machine. We claim that the "Trinnpih" is a consistently reliable mo-'bor-tsycilo, and in proof of that oansrisftesicy we don't have to go further .baok or any further afield than the toeiach races ! conducted in this district/ during the : season opened a few weeks ago. At every one of these, meetings/ the "Triumph" has to be to <bh& fore, and Saturday s events (were no exception "ix> the rufe. In the 10 anil© ©vent F Haworth, on» "Triumph," estalbfliisihed a fresh: angle-cylinder .reeooid for tthe( distance, /brave-ling at a; rate of ovedr 54 miles a,n hour. If ,th© 50 miles evetff1 A. J. Fuchs, a U-(3tone (rider, on a : tully equippied Toadster "Tnuinph" weighing 2121b5., was first, iand HE } i^Hfm *.' on ia> I™° 'al** * l>alf yedta, > old " T-riuroph,» Ibroke the 50 mile record * /jy 5 .muirtiites, raakdng iihe fastest idm© m the race, and ibeaiting the twintcylinder machines and' amwinang setoond. We might memtork that tiho.cJhiaiLlenire issraed by the Tv©H-knio,wn " Ttiiumtph" rider, Mr G. B. Brown, earn© ,timea©> to undertake ia hill climibinjg coantoetit>on against any machine of any power an either the Paebabariki Hill (North Mand) or Simmer-Hall (South Mia-nd), tar 4,10, the sum to Tbe given to some chanty, has not yet befen iaocej»tfced. This is an mdaciation that the "Triumph" is lust as eonsisteait and xdiaibte om - Inl>|s <as on the flat. The new " Tiftompli"' selte as foilonre: Fixed engine, £70; free ft? neA £8A° 5 ttree:?P eed, £85. .Adams, ■Ltd., tho Avenue, Wanganui.