Founded in 1902, Triumph became one of Britain’s most influential motorcycle manufacturers, with production centred in Coventry and later Meriden. By the mid-twentieth century, the marque had established a global reputation, its parallel twin engines setting new standards for performance and refinement. 

Competition success, record-breaking achievements and the emergence of the Bonneville cemented Triumph’s place in motorcycling culture. From purposeful road machines to performance-orientated twins, Triumph motorcycles combined engineering discipline with distinctive character. 

Defined by balance, sound and mechanical presence, Triumph represents a defining chaper in British motorcycling history.