Triumph, since reconstituting itself some two decades ago, has built some of the most advanced, exciting, and uniquely head-turning, two-wheeled machines on the road. It surely explains why Triumph has continued to increase market share in the face of very daunting economics for the motorcycle industry.
And one spin around the block on the Triumph Rocket III Roadster, the Daytona 675R, or Speed Triple, and you know that you are not on a Triumph of yesteryear.
Despite its current successes, Triumph recognizes that its present and future are possible because of its rich, if colorful, heritage. Its vintage moderns - the Bonneville, Thruxton, and Scrambler - are direct descendents of Triumphs best motos from the 60s and early 70s.
But its even better!
These fuel injected Triumphs start, stay started, and keep their engine oil safely encased inside of the engine.
Brilliant!
In a nod to its racing heritage and iconic status from the days of the original Ace Cafe, when Mods fought the. Rockers, and Ton Up meant something other than a large whale belly-up in the harbor, Triumph has released a line of heritage clothing to match its modern vintage motorcycles:
The Ace Cafe; Built in 1938, its where Rockers when to ride, race, and repair their motos:
Steve McQueen; Maybe the only man even cooler than his Triumph motorcycle. He inspired legions to race and ride. The Great Escape wasn't a half-bad flick either:
Club 59; Est. 1962, Eton Mission, Hackney Wick London.
The Thunderbird takes Monthlery, France; The 1958 debut for Triumph's T'bird at the Monthlery racetrack near Paris:
All of Triumph's clothing and gear is developed in-house, by Triumph. This means people who ride, who care about motorcycles, and know Triumph and Triumph riders, are designing Triumph clothing.
No surprise that they subject Triumph gear and clothing to some of the toughest, most stringent quality control in the industry. And then they go out and use it, just like riders do every day, out on the roads, trails, and track.
Even Steve McQueen would be impressed.
Check out these and other great Triumph gear and styles at Pure-Triumph.com. Questions? Dave can help you with whatever you need: Dave@Pure-Triumph.com; 954-788-9550.
Cheers!
And one spin around the block on the Triumph Rocket III Roadster, the Daytona 675R, or Speed Triple, and you know that you are not on a Triumph of yesteryear.
Despite its current successes, Triumph recognizes that its present and future are possible because of its rich, if colorful, heritage. Its vintage moderns - the Bonneville, Thruxton, and Scrambler - are direct descendents of Triumphs best motos from the 60s and early 70s.
But its even better!
These fuel injected Triumphs start, stay started, and keep their engine oil safely encased inside of the engine.
Brilliant!
In a nod to its racing heritage and iconic status from the days of the original Ace Cafe, when Mods fought the. Rockers, and Ton Up meant something other than a large whale belly-up in the harbor, Triumph has released a line of heritage clothing to match its modern vintage motorcycles:
The Ace Cafe; Built in 1938, its where Rockers when to ride, race, and repair their motos:
Steve McQueen; Maybe the only man even cooler than his Triumph motorcycle. He inspired legions to race and ride. The Great Escape wasn't a half-bad flick either:
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| Steve McQueen ISDT Race T-Shirt |
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| Steve McQueen Jacket, Special Edition |
Club 59; Est. 1962, Eton Mission, Hackney Wick London.
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| Triumph Club 59 T-shirt |
The Thunderbird takes Monthlery, France; The 1958 debut for Triumph's T'bird at the Monthlery racetrack near Paris:
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| Triumph Monthlery, France T-shirt |
All of Triumph's clothing and gear is developed in-house, by Triumph. This means people who ride, who care about motorcycles, and know Triumph and Triumph riders, are designing Triumph clothing.
No surprise that they subject Triumph gear and clothing to some of the toughest, most stringent quality control in the industry. And then they go out and use it, just like riders do every day, out on the roads, trails, and track.
Even Steve McQueen would be impressed.
Check out these and other great Triumph gear and styles at Pure-Triumph.com. Questions? Dave can help you with whatever you need: Dave@Pure-Triumph.com; 954-788-9550.
Cheers!