History of Triumph Motorcycles | Motorcycle Diaries
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Triumph - Each and every one of us has dreamed of owning one and a lucky bunch of us have the joy of owning one.
But the company we know now didn't always have the legendary status that it has today.
Watch as we take you through our time capsule and tell you a tale of the legendary brand that is Triumph Motorcycles.
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I sold my Victory Vegas, my Victory Touring Cruiser, and my Victory V92 SC, and got a Triumph America. Never going back.
When I sold my last HD,in 2005,and went back to my beloved Triumph....it was just like coming home. I ain’t leaving no more!Love my Thunderbird and new 2018 Speedmaster.
I almost cried because i love you so much Triumph.
I keep coming back to look at Triumph because I hear they have some of the best build quality and best riding motorcycles in the world. I also absolutely love the entire line of motorbikes they make, they're just beautiful machines. This video makes me want a Triumph even more, I want to own a piece of their glorious history. What a great story they had!
Every motorcycle company can learn from Triumph. Don't be afraid to go big (Rocket III). Don't be afraid to bring back a beloved favorite ( Bonneville). I LOVE my Bonneville T-100 (2007)!!!
AND don't be scared to go your own way, Speed triple ( spear headed the street fighter style) Street triple comfortable street sports bike and 675 Daytona light and torquey. Also I didn't know Triumph's onslaught on the north American market started in Canada, clever.
Me 2. I own 3 Bonne’s. A 71’ & the O4’. Plus a 71’ I use 4 parts. Someday she’ll b up & running 2. The only thing better than owning a Triumph.. is owning 2. Lmao.. !!
Me2.. love my Bonne’. The only thing better than owning a Triumph.. is owning 2 or more..
Yuppers!...I've had 3 Speedies...03, 05 and my current 13 S3R. Love em and wish I'd kept my 03. It was still a lil raw with its manners and spit fire out of the single pipe.
Thanks 4 the history lesson. Information I didn’t have. Got my 1st Triumph Bonneville n 1977. Been riding Triumphs ever since... & yes I’ve still got that 1st one.
And thats why im gonna buy my second Triumph very soon
this video would be good without those huge red popups blocking.....the video.
I want to see all those bikes
This would be a great video if I didn't have to break focus on the video itself just to be able to read the content.
Interesting vid. As a previous Meriden Bonneville and now Hinkley Thunderbird 900 owner I really enjoyed it. Nice also to catch the briefest glimpse of two Aussie biker icons in Guy Allen and Grant Roff at 13 seconds in. Long live Triumph.
Triumph is made of passion
Well done lads, very entertaining and informative. And I, for one,
happen to really like the graphics, Red and all.
Evelyn Wood graduate?
A wonderful account of a wonderful British motorcycle company. I wish Triumph every success to infinity and beyond !
all their bikes are now manufactured in Thailand! so much for "Britishness"!!!
Nice video! But like others mentioned those red popups are annoying and blocking the images...
i grew up with Triumphs..they got under my skin, they are,and will always be with me,as i will be with them..it's name is tattooed in my skin , it's name defeines everything i wanted to be....British Bikes on British Roads..
Now made in Thailand!! ffs
Oldest and still the greatest
That's why I ride a Triumph !!! and always will !!! It is the Best bike I have owned and I have owned alot of everything.
It's a pity that the text with the red background is very intrusive. This video would be much better with voice and optional subtitles.
loved the content ,every fact was edited beautifully.background was interesting and created positive vibes on viewer's mind .but thing which disappointed was that street triple was not mentioned anywhere. +_✩
Royal enfield is also one of the oldest manufacture that still runs
Triumph Forever
dont not use the red text to block all the image.
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You also had a spelling mistake =(
I agree, that's a no brainer on that one sheesh, plenty other Triumph history videos done way better.
way to many fancy transitions. It got in the way of the story!
Royal Enfield has been making bikes since 1901. This makes them the oldest brand still in the motorcycle building business.
Triumph aren't the only British owned transportation company. Morgan cars are a family owned British car maker. As far as I know both CCM motorcycles and Norton Motorcycles are British owned. There are also plenty of small volume car makers like Noble and Ariel that are British.
David Holden even Royal Enfield
You forgot to mention Ted Simon of "Jupiter's Travels" fame.
Nicely done overview!
I love my 2007 Triumph Bonneville T 100.
What no mention of the iconic 25 year production of the Speed Triple or the fastest selling Triumph of all time, the Bobber? Nice video, but needs bringing up to date! :-D
I am a great fan of Triumph but it is Royal Enfield that is the oldest continuous production motorcycle in the world that is from 1901 onwards
These are dubious claims for both companies to make:
Royal Enfield may have started in 1901, but the Indian operation didn’t gain the rights to used the Royal Enfield name until the 1990’s, after a gap of around 25-30 years, during which they were called “Enfield”. Hardly continuous production of “Royal” Enfield.
Meanwhile, John Bloor licenced Les Harris to built Triumphs for 5 years, from 1983 to 1988. He stopped production in 1986. Hinckley Triumph didn’t restart production until 1989/90.
Triumph have been in production for around 20+ more years than Royal Enfield, but neither can claim continuous production.
Nice video and well presented, but missed a bit out there like the supremely iconic 'Speed Triple' in '94 - oops!
Had a 1966 and a 1967 T120-r. Changed the valve timing & flew.
Love it that the rocket was at the end. Mines 12 years newer, But looked pretty much the same. I understand this is more about the Bonneville brand coming out and bringing Triumph up to today. This video didn't touch the modern sports bikes . Guess the new triples are a new story from there. Surprise though finding out that 2 Germans started the compony.
the red background is covering up the great photos so annoying.
How about some voice overs instead of print overs?
I am pretty sure Royal Enfield is the oldest motorcycle manufacturer in the world
Although no “Royal” Enfields were built for a period of around 25 years from the 70’s to the 90’s.
i love my Street Triple so much
Can't enjoy the photos for the speed that they go by, the red text interfering,and sorry, the music very repetitive and annoying.Otherwise,very good!
This is greatest bike old triumph wonderful superb great.
Would have been nice to mention the mid 50s Triumphs. Tiger 110 etc. To my understanding the Bonneville was a development on from the Tiger 110 after someone had run a tuned up Tiger 110 on speed runs at the Bonneville salt flats, and production started in 1959 , not 1965.
As others have said, the massive red box pop text does block the pictures of the bikes we all want to see !
But otherwise thanks, and like others , I didn't know it was started by some Germans ! ( and I did learn a few things along the way ! )
What model is the bike on the preview picture and at the beginning of the video please?
Awesome looking!
i didnt know that the germans start it... interesting i guess
Harhar! Greetings from a german 2001 Bonne owner. Chile loves our style too!
Nice vid! Triumph has turned pretty much into a company that serves the hipster crowd with their retro bikes. However, there is one bike that really boosted the success of the Hinckley Triumphs: The Speed Triple. Too bad you did not even mention the one bike that made Triumph an iconic brand before the beard and flanell shirt crowd discovered it.
Drifting bikes
Great video but there's a factual mistake. Royal Enfield is the oldest running production motorcycle brand in the world. (Founded in 1901)
Pls get rid of the red, add a narrative and make this a great video.
Hi Garage Productions,
Could you please let me know the name of bike shown in the first 10 seconds of this video ? Please...
I thought Royal Enfield was the oldest production motor cycle co?!
Wish we could see more of the images, the red banner cover a third of the screen.
Como gran admirador de la marca y propietario de la Thruxton R con el kit track racer, que gusto daría que este vídeo estuviera traducido al español.
Is that a thunderbird sport in the first shot??
Really wanted to see the bikes NOT THE DAMN RED POP UPS
Two things...It ended in 1983 and the name was bought in 1990 so its not contentious production. The bikes may have British corporate offices but the factory is in Thailand. Dont get me wrong I love Triumph but the video is misleading.
Production of the Bonneville was licensed to Les Harris, of Racing Spares fame, by John Bloor, for 5 years, from 1983 to 1988, although he ceased production in 1986. There was still a gap of 3 -4 years though.
Look out for news of volume production restarting at Hinckley… 👍
They forgot to show the 1st gen of triumph speed triple😭😭... The very first model right after John Bloor bought the company
The very fiirst models from 1990 were:
Trophy
Trident
Daytona
The Speed Triple joined the line up around 1993.
Great video 👍
Great potential for a documentary. Shame there couldn’t have been more production value and a quality narration. Gets frustrating to watch after 1.5 minutes
True dat
A Continuation of my letter below, how is that Enfield 500 bullet? I really like its retro look?
What's the difference between Les Moore licensing the name and Madras licensing the name and design. Nothing legally. Actually, Triumph ceased production and reopened production. Enfield Bullets were manufactured concurrently in England and in India under license. Triumph was actually less "continuously in production" than Enfield.But, we can ask some Harley owners; they'll say the Davidson Brothers invented motorcycles. LOL
Informative video but your big pink background to the text blocks all the great photos behind. Real shame.
9:07 "Triumph continues to be the last and only all British owned and run transportation manufacturer in the world" What about Norton?
Norton is owned by a Indian Company
What is the song on the Background? That starts from 3:00 ??? Sounds Awesome
What model is the very first motorcycle in this vid?
I just want the bike in the opening.
I had two used Bonneville 650''s in the early seventies. They looked great, and were a lot of fun to ride, but they broke down on me constantly. did any body else have that problem back in the late 60's or early 70's? I would love to get another one if they were more reliable.
They do need watching.
Video Presentation Skills of a high school student.
I do feel like the tt600 deserved a mention
Which is that music in the beginning??
All this effort, but there are all kinds of inaccuracies in the video. The Bonneville was introduced in 1959 , not in 1965. When you go to the Trident which was a triple introduced in 1969, you show a pic of a 1977 Bonneville Silver Jubilee. The Speed Twin was introduced in 1938, not in 1937. "The Wild One" movie came out in 1953, not in 1945.
I thought yeah this should be interesting....Where was the commentary ? the text just made It boring .
If anyone asks me why I own a triumph? I just show them this video.
Unless you can speed read don’t waste your time
yea baby
Pls redo this video without that big half size red pop up. we want to see the bike.
Is the current made Triumps a better made bike than the current Harley's ?
Obviously needs to be revamped. Read the comments and adjust accordingly. Yeah right.
I like how whoever made this video thought best to ignore the fact that Triumphs are built in Thailand nowadays... Let's not spoil that British pedigree, right?
I like how whoever made this video thought best to ignore the fact that SOME Triumphs are built in Thailand nowadays... Let's not spoil that British pedigree, right?
and who doesn't build in Thailand nowadays? somehow they have to keep costs down, but the quality is still there.
Watch this space…
6:58 "Triumph has been in continuous production of motorcycles since 1902, making Triumph the oldest continuous production motorcycle." Wrong. That would be Royal Enfield. Triumph is the SECOND oldest continuous production motorcycle. Triumph stopped production from 1984 to 1990. Plus, Royal Enfield has been around since 1901. Triumph since 1902.
Enfield manufactured their first production motorcycle in 1901. Enfield is still made in India today by the offshoot set up by the original Royal Enfield company.
Triumph was not #1, nor is it longest continuous manufacturer of motorcycles. The Triumph company of today is not the same company that started making motorcycles in 1901. It is a restart by a different entity.
The actual longest production model in the world is the Enfield "Bullet".
Nice collection of pictures, but your history is incorrect.
And really, the red banners covering the pictures is very poor design.
Was it Bloor that bought the Triumph company? When it was bought it was still in production with no USA deliveries. He liscense a party to continue the production of Bonnies for England, while he was re-tooling (overhauling) the Triumph bikes. So in fairness there was a continuation of Triumphs since their founding in 1902. And a little more to stir, BSA actually owned Triump since 1959. I agree about the Bullet, an amazing discovery!
Technically Enfield India was a separate company majority owned by Madras motors so wasn't really an offshoot of Royal Enfield.
Totally agree, Royal enfield was a different entity!
The manufacture of Triumph Motorcycles has not been continuous. After the failure of the Meriden Workers Co-op folded in 1983, John Bloor (Blessed be his name) purchased the name and Licensed Les Harris in Devon to continue building the 750cc Parallel Twin, which he did until 1988. Triumph's new range of 3 and 4 cylinder bikes arrived in 1990. So there was a break. However throughout the years 1902 to current there has been a company producing or developing motorcycles, called Triumph, so in that respect it is continuous. As an owner of Meriden and Hinckley Triumphs, the new company is streets (pun intended) ahead of the old one. I love my 70 Bonnie, but the modern bikes do everything better and even almost manage to match the character of the 50's and 60's bikes. The modern comparison to the t100.t100 and t120 triumphs aren't the modern bikes carrrying their names, but the Speed Tripel and Street Triple, super fast' loud, brash hooligan bikes.
TheOldDiesel well said
A light in the dark
Sorry but Royal Enfield is the oldest continuous production motorcycle in the world
I don't watch videos so I can read. That is why I read books.
This is a very poorly Produced video.
Showing pictures of old motorcycles with rock music and red print in the way of the pics.
Strange that people think it’s a British brand but was starteted by a couple of Germans
1965 to 1968 bonneville introduced? Eh?
Germans have to start most of the good things in world.
Who else muted the overbearing music?
Text blocks terrible - too small - too fast.
Made in Thailand! Very poor customer service, unlike Japanese brands. First Triumph, last!!!
Those red popups are irritating
What you have done is to make the mistake that the new Hinckley bikes are actually Triumphs which they most definitely are not. The original Triumph factory and motorcycle has virtually no connection with the new so called Triumphs. I don't dislike the new Hinckleys but it annoys me that they are assumed to be the product of the original Triumph crew and story.
I own a 1973 T150V which I have owned for 40 years, I also own a 2007 ST 1050, I consider them both to be Triumphs, both are triples and as John Bloore bought the name the bikes his company build are Triumphs
I worked at the Hinckley Triumph in the early 90's and I can assure you that a few of the guys working in the R & D department also worked at Meriden so there is a very real connection
@@MrBarrsy68 cool.
Only Royal Enfield
i hope many dead motorcycle company is coming back to life....just like Triumph, BSA, Royal Enfield and JAWA
Chi ha ideato il pop up rosso è un demente🤪
Damn red text, can't see shit....,!,,
NO LONGER MADE IN ENGLAND =(
frustraiting to watch i left
me regalan una triumph o voy y mato a john bloor
Sad that they went bust, restarted and now make 50hp bikes weighing 40stone. Saaaaaaad.
What are you talking about?
How the hell are you supposed to follow this? Tiny wording and no time to read it what a waste.
Horrible video with the red ribon cant even look at the bikes and the letters are to big Love Triumph motorcycles
Pena que aqui no Brasil só vem o refugo das motos comprei minha street triple modelo novo 765 RS o motor quebrou com 2 meses. E a Triunph tem o pior atendimento de pós venda