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Triumph don't seem to be doing anything to keep their excellent sports bike track record alive, so up has stepped Spirit Motorcycles to take the Daytona to the next level. A limited-edition fire-breathing Moto-2 GP Racer and a Street version.

This year, the Triumph Owners' Motor Cycle Club are exhibiting at Motorcycle Live at the NEC, Birmingham (UK). We've got a great stand not far from the Triumph factory stand, and right next to the 'Experience Adventure' area in Hall 2.

Museum Director James Hewing stated "we have an amazing 1st prize for our winter 2016 raffle with a brand new Triumph Thruxton R 1200cc motorcycle with factory fitted Track Racer Kit which will be registered new to the lucky winner in April 2017!"

Celebrating their recently completely revamped store featuring a brand new clothing section with a large selection of Triumph branded clothing, Carl Rosner are offering 20% discounts off all clothing in store on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th November.

A new profile has been added to the list of Triumph motorcycle models on this site: The Bonneville T140LE Royal Wedding (1981-1982). Built in 1981 to commemorate the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. The machine could be bought brand new from dealers for around £1,900 by October 1982.

The 5 star rated books - "Bonneville Go or Bust" and "Southern Escapades on the roads less travelled" - about Zoë's adventures in the US on a Bonneville are available online just in time for Christmas. 2 great reads for the Christmas Stocking.

The main Triumph factory at Priory Street in Coventry suffered a devastating blow when it was hit during a raid by the Luftwaffe on the 14th November. The whole factory was obliterated and most of the records were lost.

Come and see the Triumph Owners' Motor Cycle Club on Stand 5-735. With around 300 motorcycles on display, every two-wheeled taste is catered for as once again, they are pulling out all the stops to showcase rare and exciting motorcycles ranging from the traditional Great British manufacturers, Japanese speed demons, Italian exotica, retro scooters and many more.

At long last, our new-look website has gone live - it's taken a while to do but we think it's a great step forward. It has all the features you know and love and a few extras too. The main change is that it now can be viewed on mobiles and tablets easily without having to scroll about.