This just doesn’t happen here any more. Click the subtitles CC to get a translation if you need it.
The number of Old Triumphs participating in the Run event exceeded 200, making it the largest event of its kind in the world, and it has been submitted for a Guinness World Record.
A couple of stills from the film:
As a single manufacturer event, it’s very impressive
What a great vid - and a great guy. Enjoyed that a LOT. Thanks.
Here’s the man himself at number 283
There were 283 Triumphs. Each owner and bike was photographed individually in front of Mount Fuji. http://triumphriot.blogspot.com/
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Just in case you missed it 
Very impressive when viewed IRL. You have to be there on a good day though - it’s often shrouded in clouds…
Yep, saw it but - and I humbly apologise - been a bit pre-occupied and busy with BB, holiday and domestic duties!
Will respond in due course, Iron. 
I was unlucky enough not to see it, passing 2 times in front of it in the Shinkansen 
Although really a BSA Rocket 3 and the very few Craig Vetter prototypes being labelled as such, I wouldn’t mind one at all
Still a pretty penny north of 20 grand for an original. (there’s one on ebay for £22,250 at the mo with only 1050 miles on it - not bad for a 1972 bike), they used to be getting on just short of £30k.
But for a replica about half that - I’d have to bin the triple pipes and lose all that back light clutter, cut down the mudguards, smaller headlight, fatter rims and tyres, etc. They do have a bit of a rep for cracking yokes as well. Nice to look at though. 
Those classic bikes prices are properly dipping these days, hardly worth selling any more.
Edit - having a closer look at the advert - there’s a bit of rat smell - I’d keep away 
't is a bit of eye candy, that Hurricane…
