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ArticleFrank remem­bers: Tri­umph TR6C

Frank loves just a few bikes, regrets more, but this one sticks in his memory

Frank remem­bers: Tri­umph TR6C

ArticleTri­umph Tiger 70, 80 and 90

Many moons ago, Tri­umph was known for its range of singles. Singles? Thanks to the Amer­ican stock mar­ket crash in 1929, the Great Depres­sion bit hard in the early thirties, and every busi­ness had to adapt. At Tri­umph, which was already look­ing...

Tri­umph Tiger 70, 80 and 90

ArticleThe Ori­ginal – Tri­umph 5T Speed Twin

It wasn’t the first twin, but it did start off the ‘Tri­umph twins’ dyn­asty The Speed Twin – break­ing the mould The Tri­umph Speed Twin of 1937 was the first mod­ern, mass-pro­duced, Brit­ish per­form­ance motor­cycle. Rumours of a new Tri­umph...

The Ori­ginal – Tri­umph 5T Speed Twin

ArticleFranks fam­ous last words

Buy­ing, selling; which do you think Frank enjoys and which he doesn’t? If there’s one aspect of our eccent­ric pas­time, sport, hobby, obses­sion – call it what you will, that I almost always really enjoy, it is buy­ing a bike. New bike, old bike,...

Franks fam­ous last words