They haven't lost that touch and still today produce a rocket between your legs. The stimulation and manufacturing obsession that gave birth to the iconic Triumph Bonneville of the wild 60’s has today fashioned bikes like the eye-catching Rocket III and the instantly recognizable Speed Triple.  

At the heart of Triumph's philosophy has always been a firm commitment to increasing truly only one of its kind motorcycles that are not only distinguishing in looks, design but also blow your socks off performance. If you are looking for that special experience then remember Triumph's has always been to craft motorcycles that combine a immense riding understanding by blending a well-balanced, straightforward handling chassis plus muscular, supple get behind me engines. With this combination, it results in an inspirational assortment of motorcycles combining intelligent with undeniable usable performance.  

I can remember from the 60's the reputation of Triumph as being hold on to your britches bikes. I can still see in my eye's mind, this skinny dude with this huge Triumph having to climb up on his seat and jump down on the kick start because he didn't have enough strength to bring the engine to life. I also had to be amused at that but when that Triumph fired up, the amusement turned to envy because he own it not I.  

The Triumph Bonneville was hailed as the end of all end motorcycles when it was introduced. To own a Bonneville meant your days of every owning another motorcycle was over with. A few years later out comes the Norton and guess what, you needed it, no you had to have it.  

Triumph is rich in history. It supported the war effort during WWI and WWII. Their bikes were made famous during the war times. Once the war was over, the GI's in England and America wanted to own one of these puppies.