Triumph
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Look again! SPY SHOTS: Triumph’s NEW Rocket caught testing in finished form. Check out our MEGA gallery.
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We were the first to show you these photos of the next generation Rocket III from Triumph and it’s worth showing you these excellent spy shots once again. We told you Triumph was working on something special behind the scenes after leaked images of a new cruiser emerged from its international dealer conference back in…
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Want to see the Triumph Rocket 3 TFC IN THE FLESH for the FIRST TIME?
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Then get yourself down to The Bike Shed London this weekend because the British firm is taking the wrappers of its most powerful motorcycle ever – and it’s doing it in front of Joe Public. You’ll get to get up close and personal with the 2,458cc triple that kicks out over 167bhp and makes a…
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Bud Ekins ISDT-winning TRIUMPH TR6SS sells for £97,750!
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At the this weekend’s annual Bonhams Spring Sale, a 1962 Triumph 649cc TR6SS ridden by Bud Ekins, sold for a world record auction price of £97,750 – over three times its top estimate. The original Trophy model helped Ekins win a gold medal in the 1962 International Six Days Trial. The American bike racer who…
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RUMOURED: Triumph files PATENT for electric Trident.
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It’s been reported that Triumph has filed a new trademark application under the ‘Trident’ name – and the rumours suggest it’ll be used for the British brands first foray into the electric market. Of course, the Trident’s a big part of Triumph’s history so it’s not a surprise that the British brand has chosen to…
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VIDEO: WATCH the Triumph 765cc Daytona in action. AND – check out our MEGA photo gallery too.
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Photo’s of Triumph’s new Daytona 765 have been splashed across the internet for around a week. But we’ve got our hands on some exclusive footage of the Moto2-inspired machine out testing on track. Here it is. Essentially, the bike is a current Daytona 675 with the 765 engine that’s currently in the firm’s Street Triple – so a pretty typical Triumph parts-swapping…
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UNDER THE HAMMER: Steve McQueen’s 1938 Triumph Speed Twin sets NEW auction RECORD.
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A 1938 Triumph 5T Speed Twin formerly owned by Steve McQueen has been sold at Bonhams’ annual Las Vegas motorcycle auction for a world record auction fee of $175,500 (around £132,000). Steve McQueen was well-known for his passion for motorcycles – in particular his fondness of British-built Triumph’s. But as it turns out, there are…
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VIDEO: WORLD LAUNCH – Triumph Street Twin and Street Scrambler (2019)
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WORDS: Ross // IMAGES: Triumph and Kingdom Creative Over the last few years, a swathe of retro styled bikes have cemented themselves in the motorcycle market – and Triumph has consistently been at the forefront of the trend, complementing its iconic Bonneville with an eclectic range of modern classic machines. For 2019 the British factory…
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SPY SHOTS: Triumph’s 2019 Speed Twin caught out in FINISHED form ahead of launch next month
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Due to be unveiled on December 4th, this is the 2019 Speed Twin from Triumph – think of it as a dressed-down Thruxton. Our spy shots today show the bike in finished form and follow our spy shots from INSIDE a closed-off dealer conference a couple of weeks ago where photos of the bike clamped…
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REVEALED: Want to see the 2019 TRIUMPH Speed Twin before it’s unveiled on Dec 4th? Here you go, then
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Oooooh, so we thought this bike from Triumph was going to be at EICMA this week. But the SPEED TWIN is so far a no-show on Italian soil from Triumph. What we do now know – thanks to a very non-showy teaser video put out by the factory – is that the SPEED TWIN will…
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MotoGP: Marquez takes pole but receives 6-place penalty
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He mastered the wet Q2 conditions but an incident involving Iannone means Marquez now starts P7, Zarco promoted to pole UPDATE: After taking pole position by over half a second, 2018 Champion Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) has been handed a six-place grid penalty after being deemed to have been riding irresponsibly in an incident…
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