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Triumph will reveal their "all-new" Speed Triple 1200 RS on the 26th January at 12pm GMT. We've all see the spy shots right? If not then see the MCN article below. It was about time the 1050 model had a major refresh but what exactly can we learn from the initial teaser video released by Triumph?

In a "Triumph Over Adversity" appeal raffle to generate funds to keep the place going during lockdown. The Museum has been closed since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and given that their funding request was turned down their only source of income is their raffles and appeals.

What a year! Che anno! It's not been how any of us thought or wanted and as 2020 draws to a close things still haven't returned to normal. From all of us at the Triumph Owners' Motor Cycle Club we wish everyone a Merry but safe Christmas and hope you have a better New Year than this one. Things can only get better.

Figures for the first three quarters of 2020 have been analysed from the UK's DVLA and we can now reveal the top 5 best selling Triumphs over these first three quarters. Sales have remained strong despite the COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions. The following analysis is all our own work from the DVLA's statistics.

Camden Council are proposing scrapping free solo motorcycle parking bays replacing them with pay-to-park facilities. What is worse is that they are rushing this through and you have only until 18th December to comment! Unless action is taken now, this is what you will have to get used to all over the country.

This is a large auction with a lot of Triumphs in it - some may even be relatively cheap. If you're looking for a good Classic Triumph that you don't have much work to do on then one of the motorcycles on offer may be your thing. There are many other makes up for auction too - they're great to look at if nothing else.

For a guaranteed pre-Christmas delivery you will need to order your TOMCC Merchandise on or before the 1st December 2020 for UK delivery or on or before 24th November 2020 for delivery outside of the UK. There are a lot of great designs to choose from and what better present for a Triumph Owner (except for another Triumph).

Made to do it all, Triumph's latest 'Adventure' bike is a companion to the Tiger 1050 Sport using the same T-Plane cranked 888cc engine as the Tiger 900 range. Starting at £9,300 ($11,995 / €11.400) this is more of a budget Tiger, being cheaper than the basic Tiger 900 it replaces, so could generate a lot of interest.

Some with no reserve! Two are Tritons, one of which may be questionable, and there are some pricey machines there, but there are a few classic Triumphs that have no reserve and which could be just the thing for the first time classic Triumph buyer. The auction is on the 19th December at the NMM (UK).