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Sherpa T Model 10 Difference Series 1 & 2

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9 hours ago, sherpa325 said:

The couple of books I have at home say the first Sherpa T was based on the Millers modified Sherpa N. It's hard to find any information on the Sherpa N or the Matador, so it is difficult to work out what differences there are in those two models.

One thing I have noticed is that the standard Sherpa N has a very long horizontal rear frame loop (for a dual seat). The prototype Matador, Mk1 Matador and Mk2 Matador all look like a Sherpa S frame to me because of the steep short rear frame loop. On the Miller Sherpa T prototype, the rear frame loop and shock mount area doesn't look like any of them. It's rear loop is short and steep but the tubing looks smaller diameter and the gusseting at the shock mounts is very different.

The photos I'm looking at are in Bultaco Todo un mito and Don Morley Spanish trials bikes. I've also looked at two frames. A 5 speed Campera frame from 1966 which I think is an M21 and a 1963 M3 Sherpa S frame.

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