Triumph
Triumph Motorcycles Ltd. is the largest surviving British motorcycle manufacturer. When the Triumph Engineering Co Ltd went into receivership in 1983, John Bloor bought the name and manufacturing rights from the Official Receiver. The new company (initially Bonneville Coventry Ltd) continued Triumph's record of motorcycle production since 1902, making it the world's oldest surviving motorcycle manufacturer.
Triumph Trident 750 Engine - air-cooled 740cc OHV transverse triple
Horsepower - 58bhp @ 7500rpm
Top Speed - 120 mph...
Triumph 5T A 1945 500cc Triumph 5T on the Isle of Wight July 2010
Smashing Triumph Picture taken Apr 1st 2010 in Esbjerg/Denmark during opening of bike season. City centre.
See pictu...
Triumph Speed Four Triumph Speed Four
1966 Triumph Booneville TT Special Hershey Antique Auto Museum
Hershey, PA, USA
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Triumph Bonneville 750 Triumph Bonneville 750 at the VOV Vintage show, Valkenburgse Meer, The Netherlands.
Triumph 6T (1963) A powerful looking motorbike this Triumph 6T.
Triumph Bonne Ville (Bonnie) 650cc (1964) Seen on display at a show in Belgium is this Triumph Bonneville. I assume it is a T120 (in productio...
Triumph Daytona 500cc (1971) Road going version of its successful racing twin, this Triumph Daytona 500cc was on display at a mot...
Triumph T100, 500cc (1969) Classic motorbike on show, a 1969 Triumph T100. Seen here in Liege, Belgium.
Triumph Bonneville 750 Electro A 1983 model from Triumph.
One of the last original Triumphs.
Glasgow Transport Museum.
Triumph bike at Esbjerg Picture taken Apr 1st 2010 in Esbjerg/Denmark during opening of bike season. City centre.
