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This is an attempt at the world record for the 'World's Largest All Female Biker Meet' and will be taking place at Triumph's Factory Visitor Experience. It is being organised by the Moto Advisor Facebook group but is open to any female Biker whether a Triumph rider or not to take part in the record attempt itself.

...and will be no more at St Audries. It is with a lot of regret that we have to announce the cancellation of Trifest Somerset 2022 and that we won't be able to go back to St Audries Bay as a Club any more. Anyone who has booked accommodation for Trifest Somerset 2022 will be getting a refund from St Audries.

The TOMCC will be having its usual stand there in Hall 2. Tickets are now on sale and are only £19.50 when purchased in advance (£25 on the day) with children from 16 to 6 years old only £1 and 5 years and under free. The show is on from the 4th to the 12th December 2021 at the NEC in Birmingham (UK).

The TOMCC has finally got around to having an Instagram page! If you want any of your photos featured then please tag them with @tomcc.gb on Instagram and we’ll make sure we share them. The page is still in its infancy, but the more things we can share to it, the better! Better still, follow us there.

Starting from £17,950 ($20,950 €20.600) the half-faired version of Triumph's Speed Triple 1200 range isn't cheap but does feature electronically adjustable semi-active suspension to cope with the 180PS power output (with 125Nm torque). We think it will be a hit though the single headlight looks a bit different.

So, it's official, the new Speed Triple 1200RR will be launched on the 14th September at 12:00 UK time. Triumph have posted another video with more of a peek at the forthcoming model. September is the start of the run up to the various shows (EICMA and NEC) where new models are usually shown in public for the first time.

Triumph have signed a new three year contract with Dorna to provide the engines for the Moto2 race series. What better place to announce it than at the British GP at Silverstone. Steve Sargent (Triumph CFO) was joined by Carlos Ezpeleta in a press conference on Thursday (26th August 2021).

Hot on the heels of the Speed Triple 1200 RR teaser Triumph have now teased another new machine. This time it's a new adventure style bike and all the impressions given are that it is based on the Trident 660 and will be more of a sporty machine - so this seems to be the long rumoured Tiger Sport 660.

Yes, and it will have a fairing for the first time! But will it be a full fairing or just a cockpit/cafe racer style one? Well we should find out in September because although Triumph haven't announced a specific launch date they have said that it will be in September. Will this be more than a faired RS?