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Triumph T100

T100

Triumph TE-1

TE-1

Triumph TF 250-X

TF 250-X

Triumph TF 450-RC

TF 450-RC

Triumph Thruxton

Thruxton

Triumph Thruxton 1200

Thruxton 1200

Triumph Thruxton 1200 Final Edition

Thruxton 1200 Final Edition

Triumph Thruxton 1200 R

Thruxton 1200 R

Triumph Thruxton 1200RS

Thruxton 1200RS

Triumph Thruxton 900

Thruxton 900

Triumph Thruxton Ace

Thruxton Ace

Triumph Thruxton RS

Thruxton RS

Triumph Thruxton RS Ton Up

Thruxton RS Ton Up

Triumph Thruxton SE

Thruxton SE

Triumph Thruxton TFC

Thruxton TFC

Triumph Thunderbird

Thunderbird

Triumph Thunderbird 1600

Thunderbird 1600

Triumph Thunderbird Commander

Thunderbird Commander

Triumph Thunderbird Commander ABS

Thunderbird Commander ABS

Triumph Thunderbird LT

Thunderbird LT

Triumph Thunderbird LT ABS

Thunderbird LT ABS

Triumph Thunderbird Nightstorm

Thunderbird Nightstorm

Triumph Thunderbird SE

Thunderbird SE

Triumph Thunderbird Sport

Thunderbird Sport

Triumph Thunderbird Storm

Thunderbird Storm

Triumph Thunderbird Storm ABS

Thunderbird Storm ABS

Triumph Tiger

Tiger

Triumph Tiger 1050

Tiger 1050

Triumph Tiger 1050  SE

Tiger 1050 SE

Triumph Tiger 1050 SE

Tiger 1050 SE

Triumph Tiger 1200 Alpine Edition

Tiger 1200 Alpine Edition

Triumph Tiger 1200 Desert Edition

Tiger 1200 Desert Edition

Triumph Tiger 1200 GT

Tiger 1200 GT

Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Explorer

Tiger 1200 GT Explorer

Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Pro

Tiger 1200 GT Pro

Triumph Tiger 1200 Rally Explorer

Tiger 1200 Rally Explorer

Triumph Tiger 1200 Rally Pro

Tiger 1200 Rally Pro

Triumph Tiger 1200 XCa

Tiger 1200 XCa

Triumph Tiger 1200 XCA

Tiger 1200 XCA

Triumph Tiger 1200 XCx

Tiger 1200 XCx

Triumph Tiger 1200 XCX

Tiger 1200 XCX

Triumph Tiger 1200 XR

Tiger 1200 XR

Triumph Tiger 1200 XRt

Tiger 1200 XRt

Triumph Tiger 1200 XRT

Tiger 1200 XRT

Triumph Tiger 1200 XRx

Tiger 1200 XRx

Triumph Tiger 1200 XRX

Tiger 1200 XRX

Triumph Tiger 1200 XRX Explorer

Tiger 1200 XRX Explorer

Triumph Tiger 1200 XRx Low

Tiger 1200 XRx Low

Triumph Tiger 1200 XRX Low

Tiger 1200 XRX Low

Triumph Tiger 800

Tiger 800

Triumph Tiger 800 ABS

Tiger 800 ABS

Triumph Tiger 800 Sport

Tiger 800 Sport

Triumph Tiger 800 XC

Tiger 800 XC

Triumph Tiger 800 XC SE

Tiger 800 XC SE

Triumph Tiger 800 XC SE ABS

Tiger 800 XC SE ABS

Triumph Tiger 800 XCa

Tiger 800 XCa

Triumph Tiger 800 XCA

Tiger 800 XCA

Triumph Tiger 800 XCx

Tiger 800 XCx

Triumph Tiger 800 XCX

Tiger 800 XCX

Triumph Tiger 800 XCx Low

Tiger 800 XCx Low

Triumph Tiger 800 XCX Low

Tiger 800 XCX Low

Triumph Tiger 800 XR

Tiger 800 XR

Triumph Tiger 800 XRt

Tiger 800 XRt

Triumph Tiger 800 XRT

Tiger 800 XRT

Triumph Tiger 800 XRx

Tiger 800 XRx

Triumph Tiger 800 XRX

Tiger 800 XRX

Triumph Tiger 800 XRx Low

Tiger 800 XRx Low

Triumph Tiger 800 XRX Low

Tiger 800 XRX Low

Triumph Tiger 800XC

Tiger 800XC

Triumph Tiger 850 Sport

Tiger 850 Sport

Triumph Tiger 900 Bond Edition

Tiger 900 Bond Edition

Triumph Tiger 900 GT

Tiger 900 GT

Triumph Tiger 900 GT Low

Tiger 900 GT Low

Triumph Tiger 900 GT Pro

Tiger 900 GT Pro

Triumph Tiger 900 Rally

Tiger 900 Rally

Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro

Tiger 900 Rally Pro

Triumph Tiger 955i

Tiger 955i

Triumph Tiger Explorer

Tiger Explorer

Triumph Tiger Explorer XC

Tiger Explorer XC

Triumph Tiger Explorer XC ABS

Tiger Explorer XC ABS

Triumph Tiger Explorer XCa

Tiger Explorer XCa

Triumph Tiger Explorer XCx

Tiger Explorer XCx

Triumph Tiger Explorer XCx Low

Tiger Explorer XCx Low

Triumph Tiger Explorer XR

Tiger Explorer XR

Triumph Tiger Explorer XRt

Tiger Explorer XRt

Triumph Tiger Explorer XRT

Tiger Explorer XRT

Triumph Tiger Explorer XRx

Tiger Explorer XRx

Triumph Tiger Explorer XRx Low

Tiger Explorer XRx Low

Triumph Tiger SE

Tiger SE

Triumph Tiger Sport

Tiger Sport

Triumph Tiger Sport 660

Tiger Sport 660

Triumph Tiger Sport 800

Tiger Sport 800

Triumph Trident 660

Trident 660

Triumph Trident 660 Triple Tribute Edition

Trident 660 Triple Tribute Edition

Triumph Trophy

Trophy

Triumph Trophy 1200

Trophy 1200

Triumph Trophy 900

Trophy 900

Triumph Trophy SE

Trophy SE

Triumph Trophy SE ABS

Trophy SE ABS

Triumph TT 600

TT 600

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Triumph – the British icon of motorcycling

Triumph Motorcycles is one of the most recognizable and respected motorcycle brands worldwide, associated with high quality, distinctive design, and technological innovation. For decades, this brand has shaped the face of classic, sport, and touring motorcycles, blending tradition with modern solutions. Triumph is a symbol of British engineering and a passion for motorcycles that inspires both riding enthusiasts and collectors.

The history of the Triumph brand – beginnings and vision

The Triumph brand was founded in 1902 by Siegfried Bettmann in Birmingham, England. Initially, the company produced bicycles, but soon expanded its operations to motorcycles. The founder's vision was to create reliable and dynamic two-wheelers that would meet the expectations of both amateurs and professional riders. Triumph’s first motorcycle models gained recognition due to their solid construction and innovative technical solutions, allowing the brand to quickly earn a reputation in the British and international markets.

Milestones and breakthrough moments

  • 1902 – establishment of Triumph Cycle Company, beginning production of bicycles and motorcycles.
  • 1915 – introduction of the Triumph Model H, popular among soldiers during World War I.
  • 1938 – debut of the 500cc parallel twin engine, which became the foundation for many later designs.
  • 1959 – launch of the Bonneville T120 model, still regarded as an icon of British sports motorcycles.
  • 1970 – development of the Trident series with a three-liter three-cylinder engine, competing with Japanese machines.
  • 1983 – bankruptcy and subsequent takeover of the brand, marking a new chapter in Triumph’s history.
  • 1990 – brand revival through investments and introduction of modern technologies.
  • 2001 – establishment of a new factory in Hinckley, producing innovative models while preserving classic style.
  • 2010 – launch of the Street Triple series, which gained acclaim especially in the naked bike segment.
  • 2020 – premiere of the Tiger 900 model, combining modern electronics with touring versatility.

Modern times and future – current position and innovations

Currently, Triumph Motorcycles is a leader in the mid-size and large motorcycle market, offering a wide range of models—from classic cruisers and adventure bikes to high-performance sports machines. The company continuously invests in technology development, implementing advanced electronic systems such as traction control, ABS, riding modes, and modern powertrains that enhance rider comfort and safety.

Triumph also focuses on sustainable development and eco-friendly solutions. In recent years, the brand has announced intensive work on electric motorcycles aimed at combining the spirit of tradition with future technologies. Plans also include further global market expansion and the development of model ranges tailored to the needs of different customer segments.

In summary, Triumph remains synonymous with British motorcycle craftsmanship, skillfully blending history with innovation to deliver exceptional experiences and top-level reliability to motorcycle enthusiasts.