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Triumph Teases New Speed 400-Based Motorcycle Set for September 17 Launch
Triumph Motorcycles is set to unveil a new motorcycle based on the Speed 400 platform on September 17, 2024. While official details are still under wr...

Triumph Street Triple 765 R Introduces Striking Matt Baja Orange Color
Triumph Motorcycles has unveiled an exciting update for its renowned Street Triple 765 R model, introducing the eye-catching Matt Baja Orange color op...

Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS Unveils Cosmic Yellow Colour: Specs and Pricing
Triumph Motorcycles has introduced a vibrant addition to its Speed Triple 1200 RS lineup with the unveiling of the Cosmic Yellow Colour. Priced simila...

Triumph Tiger 850 Sport Expands Colour Palette with Two Fresh Options
Triumph Tiger 850 Sport Adds Exciting Colour Choices Triumph India reveals two vibrant colour options for its acclaimed adventure tourer, the Tiger 8...

Triumph Unleashes the 2024 Rocket 3 Storm: 180 HP Beast Arrives in Two Styles, Starting at ₹ 22.59 Lakh
Triumph roars into 2024 with the Rocket 3 Storm, a muscle bike that rewrites the rules of power and style. This asphalt-eating machine boasts a monstr...

Triumph's 2024 Tiger 1200 Explorer Series: What's New and Exciting
Triumph has just unveiled its 2024 Tiger 1200 Explorer series, focusing on small but impactful tweaks that promise to elevate the riding experience. W...

Triumph Scrambler 1200 X Hits Indian Roads at ₹11.83 Lakh: What You Need to Know
Introduction Triumph has just rolled out its latest motorcycle in India, the Scrambler 1200 X, with a starting price of ₹11.83 lakh for the Sapphir...

2024 Triumph Daytona 660 Revealed: 94 HP and Enhanced Tech in New Middleweight Model
Triumph Motorcycles continues its legacy of innovation with the launch of the 2024 Daytona 660. This new model is more than just a modification of the...

Unveiling the New Era of Triumph: The Daytona 660 Sets to Rev Hearts
A Fresh Entrant in the Triumph Legacy: Daytona 660 Triumph Motorcycles is set to add a new chapter to its storied legacy with the anticipated debut o...

Triumph Unveils New Tiger 900 Variants at India Bike Week 2023
Revving Up for a New Adventure In a spectacular display of engineering and style, Triumph Motorcycles has unveiled its latest offerings in the advent...

Triumph's Latest Marvel: Bonneville Stealth Edition Debuts in India
Introduction: Triumph Motorcycles Makes a Bold Statement with Bonneville Stealth Edition in India In an exciting development at India Bike Week 2023...

Triumph Unveils the TF 250-X: A Game-Changer in Motocross
Introduction: Triumph Motorcycles has made a significant entrance into the motocross arena with the launch of its highly anticipated TF 250-X. Reveal...

2024 Triumph Tiger 900 Series Unveiled: Engine Upgrades and New Features at Unchanged Prices
In a strategic move for 2024, Triumph Motorcycles has streamlined its Tiger 900 lineup to focus on three core models: the Tiger 900 GT, GT Pro, and Ra...

Triumph Motorcycles Announces 2024 Bonneville Stealth Editions: Exclusive Hand-Painted Models Revealed
Triumph Motorcycles has just announced its 2024 Bonneville Stealth Editions, featuring eight distinct models with exclusive hand-painted finishes. The...

Triumph Speed 400 and Scrambler 400X Hit Japanese Shores: Company Eyes Global Market Share
Triumph Motorcycles, a key player in the two-wheeler industry, has made its foray into the Japanese market with the introduction of its 400cc motorcyc...

Triumph Announces 2025 Thruxton Final Edition: End of the Road for Iconic Café Racer
Triumph Motorcycles has just declared the ultimate goodbye to its beloved café racer model. The 2025 Triumph Thruxton Final Edition brings an end to ...

New Triumph Scrambler 400 X Launched in India: Top 9 Features You Need to Know
Triumph Motorcycles has rolled out its latest model, the Scrambler 400 X, in the Indian market. This adventure bike is not just another addition to th...

Triumph Tiger 900 GT Aragón Edition Lands in Malaysia: A Tribute to Baja Aragón Victory
Triumph's mastery in the Baja Aragón was showcased when Iván Cervantes rode the Tiger 900 Rally Pro to victory. Covering a challenging 281 miles, th...

Triumph's 2024 Scrambler Models Launched in India: In-Depth Showdown Between 1200 X and 1200 XE with Pricing Insights
Triumph Motorcycles, a renowned name in the biking world, is back with its new offerings - the 2024 Scrambler 1200 X and the Scrambler 1200 XE. Both m...

Triumph Kicks Off Deliveries of 2023 Street Triple 765 in India; Starting Price at Rs 10.17 Lakh
Triumph has rolled out its 2023 Street Triple 765 series in India, officially starting bookings and deliveries. Customers can opt for two variants: th...

About Triumph

Triumph Motorcycles are one of the oldest two-wheeler manufacturing company founded by John Bloor in 1984. Before getting bankrupted, they produced motorcycles under the banner of Triumph Engineering. Triumph had a rooted history of making bikes from the days of 1902. They were famous for iconic twin-cylinder engines. The company is headquartered at Hinckley, Leicestershire of England.

This English motorcycle brand is best known for some classic motorcycles such as Bonneville, Thunderbird, Thruxton and Scrambler. Their product line-up includes roadsters, cruisers, adventure, touring, modern classics and super sports bikes. The Tiger Explorer range of bike is considered to be the best among adventure bikes of the world. Triumph Motorcycles started their Indian venture from the year 2011 onwards.

Additional Details about Triumph

Triumph Motorcycles Ltd. Is the oldest and the youngest of the lot in the motorcycle industry. The first bikes from Triumph were produced way back in 1902, while Triumph as a company, in its current avatar, came about only in 1990.

As mentioned previously, the company brought out its first bike, which was basically a bicycle fitted with a Belgian-built engine. The very next year, with its sales jumping up to a good 500, the company opened up a branch under the name Orial TWN in Germany to meet up with the demands for motorcycles. In its intial years, the company had to adopt the base designs of other companies to get a good kick-start in the two-wheeler segment. However, by 1904, it began inculcating its own designs in its models and launched its first self-designed bike. The bike was an instant hit and sold 250 pieces of the same model that year, which was quite a good number for an entry-level company in the segment.

By 1906, Triumph had rebranded itself as Triumph Engineering Co. Ltd. In 1907, the company shifted over to a larger manufacturing plant, and soon its production went upto as high as 1000. By then, Triumph had also launched a lower-end brand called Gloria, which was produced in the same plant.

Over the years, despite the outbreak of the World War I, the company's sales boosted up over the years, with more than 30,000 bikes being supplied to the Allied forces during the war. In 1923, the company manufactured and launched its first motor car, named as the 10/20. The company had also witnessed a massive growth which led it to expanding its manufacturing facility to an area capable of producing around 30,000 bikes per year. But the company tasted its real success in the industry in 1928, with the launch of the Super seven car.

After the Great Depression in 1929, Triumph started falling low on its finances and had to sell off parts of the company, especially its bicycle manufacturing unit. Soon, the company once again rebranded itself to be known as Triumph Co. Ltd, and the company's two categories became separate, when the finances once again dipped and the company was acquired by Standard Motor Company.

After the world War II, the company once again began rolling out new designs and launched a new model called the Bonneville, which was one of the greatest motorbikes that the company had ever manufactured. After that, the company still had a series of ups and downs in its historyuntil the firm was reborn in the 1990s. That year, saw the company relaunching an updated version of its Thunderbird, and also a new bike name Daytona.

In 2002, when the company was almost getting ready to celebrate its 100th year of manufacturing bikes, a fire broke out in the facility, destroying most of its machinery. Triumph acted quite fast enough to rebuild the unit and resumed production by September that year itself.

Triumph still continues to be one of those motorcycle legends which focused on manufacturing high-quality bikes with the best technology used for manufacturing each unit. The company has been expanding its reach all over the globe since then, and reflects a very promising future in the segment.