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According to the DVLA figures that is. The result is probably not at all surprising to anyone who has been following the bike market this year, and MCN have given the best-seller a massive thumbs up too. Based solely on how many have been registered in the UK we can reveal what sold the best from Jan to Jun.

If the demand is there. Draganfly, supplier of Triumph, Ariel, and BSA parts, are considering manufacturing mudguard shields for the Tiger Cub (1959 to 1966) due to there being no sign of any original parts being available. They need to know how many to make though - contact them if you are interested.

It's been announced that Triumph's latest baby-Adventure bike has taken the prestigious Motorcycle News (UK) Award for Best Bike of the Year 2022. The under £9,000 triple was only introduced at the start of last October but has gone on to be a massive success for Triumph, and this award is well deserved.

MCN have published pictures of what they claim is Triumph's new middleweight single in on-the-road testing. The tie-up between Triumph and Bajaj (the Indian manufacturing giant) is finally starting to bring machines to market and these could bring a whole load of new customers to the Triumph brand.

Iván Cervantes has taken the Trail category by storm by winning it at the Baja España Aragón event using a Tiger 900 Rally Pro. This is a new category to accommodate production 'Adventure' style machines and show off just what they can do. Iván was over an hour ahead of the second place rider.

On September 24th, why not come and have a TOMCC day at the National Motorcycle Museum and join in celebrating 50-years of Triumph World Speed Record Breaking. On the day. Norman Hyde will give a talk and hold a question and answer session. TOMCC Members get half-price entry into the museum.

For the World's Largest Female Biker Meet. It was organised by Moto Advisor who managed to get 1,549 female riders to cross the line at the Triumph Visitors Centre and break the previous world record. Among the participants were several TOMCC Members from around the UK The event raised £9,000 for charity.

The development prototype given the name 'TE-1' has now officially completed. The project was set up by Triumph and three other partners (Williams, Integral Powertrain, University of Warwick) to provide information for the future development of electric Triumph motorcycles - the results are impressive.

Triumph have introduced a new set of colours for the summer season over their entire Bonneville range. Not content with that, they are also renaming three of the models in the range. The new names makes it clear what the bikes are at a glance - might they do the same with the Street Triple... we'll see.