"TRIUMPHS" SCOOP THE POOL IN THREE DAYS' TRIALS AT CHRISTCHURCH.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1956, 13 January 1914, Page 6

"TRIUMPHS" SCOOP THE POOL IN THREE DAYS' TRIALS AT CHRISTCHURCH.

Olio of the strongest paints about the '"triumph" motor-cycle is the consistency of it's performance. Other "lonjf suits" of the "Triumph" arc reliability and economy. We arc in tile happy position of iwing able to offer abundant proof of these Last year when the f<s suits of the North Cnntcrlrary Jtrtlor Cycling Club's Rtinun! reliability tviKla wcw ivorkfd out it was found tfiat th® "Triumph" riders were first in the private Owners' class, first in the- trra*J» class, first in the jretrol consumption test, and first iii the tearas' competition, sweeping tin; board, jn this year's trials, I'un on January Ist, 2nd, aw! 3rd, over a 4G5milo route, including tire steep hill at Oknin's Bay, Mid the Zigzag, with thft roads in bad condition, there was ft field of twenty-seven riders, and all the leadin. jj makes of ni.otoMMw were represent. ecK Thero no rower lli.'Ati nine of those bin twiiwylimta Machines. Wo hftvo been told recently that those twins firo might? ecciwniic.il on patrol, but, tui this occasion, the "Triumph" uphold tl.io hononr of the single-cylinder brigade by getting lowest petrol consumption. Tou see this time thero was an officinl test for pettxil consumption. The result board runs as follows:—Private Owners* Class— V. Couchnia.ii, "Triumph," 1; H. Pearce, ""Triumph." 2. Trade Class—F. Itaworth, "Triumph," 1; G. B. Brown, "Triumph, 3 j J. H. Michael "Triumph," 3. Teams' Competition—P. Havorth, G. B. Brown, and J. H. Michael, "Triumphs," 1. Pot rot Consumption—P. HAwortli, "Triumph," 1. It is unnecessary to point the moral or adorn tho tale. There is <i big shipment of the latest "Triumphs" arriving shortlv, afid intending purchasers will be W'i fed vised to book their orders early. Warns, Ltd.. Hicli Stvwt. Uiristehureh; Depots lit Palnve'rston 'Xfirth and Wa»?«» nni, «lfo Tourist Motor Co., Hastings; and Sutherland and Eankine, Mercer St., Wellington—Advs.