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The National Motorcycle Museum Winter Raffle prize draw results have been announced. The first prize was to win a brand new Triumph Thruxton R with Track Racer kit fitted. The winner is a Mr Roger Ward or Worksop, Nottinghamshire, with ticket number 2152659.

You may remember that Draganfly Motorcycles bought Supreme Motorcycles back in January of this year with a view to expanding their spares cache to include Triumph bits? Well finally their Triumph shop is now online!! Though it just lists parts for pre-unit Triumphs twins at the moment.

Being held at the Carmarthen Showground on the 2nd and 3rd September, this is a wide-ranging show featuring all sorts of vintage and classic machinery. From classic and vintage cars and lorries, steam and traction engines, motorcycles, and loads of stalls. They are looking for entries.

Following on from a wonderful Trifest Somerset 2017, we have booked this venue for 2018. Trifest Somerset 2018 will be on the 4th-7th May, the Bank Holiday weekend. There will be more entertainment planned including a local event plus lots of places to visit like Dunster, Exmoor, and Watchet.

The second 1967 first year production T100R Daytona with it's original Monoblock Carbs has been confirmed as displaying at the Scottish Classic Motorcycle Show, it's only on it's second owner who bought it directly from the first owner in California after working with him in the States.

The TR5AR was one of two 500cc models produced in 1961 for the American market. Because it was only built for one year, examples are few and far between. A good example of one will be on auction at the National Motorcycle Museum in June, and you could pick up this beauty for less than a new machine.

A new profile has been added to the list of Triumph motorcycle models on this site: The Street Triple RS (2017). The new Street Triple RS is the latest in the Triumph range, it sits at the top of the all new 765cc roadster category.

The 37th International Classic Motorcycle Show was held at Stafford on 22-23rd April. The TOMCC were represented by the Birmingham and Wolves branch who put on a stand with bikes ranging from a 1932 Model Z to a 1983 T140AV Bonneville and Club members picked up TWO awards.

Triumph (and Norton Parts) from the last remaining Norton Villiers Triumph Group Company in the World. They have dealt in Triumph (& Norton) Spares since 1977. Their main focus is the 500, 650 and 750 Triumph Twins and all 500cc upwards Norton Twins.