2013 Daytona 675R AMA Debut!

Our first look at the all new Daytona 675R  We'll be keeping an
eye out for that tasty exhaust!

A number of Triumph AMA Pro road racers will debut their new 2013 Daytona 675R models this weekend at Road America, having changed over from the ’12 models they rode earlier in the season. AMA Pro Racing has preview stories both on Joey Pascarella and Elena Myers.

Check out the action live as broadcast by CBS Sports Network June 1st at 1pm!

Triumph Going High Fashion?

Well, not exactly.  But a beautiful Triumph Scrambler is featured in a new marketing video from Louis Vuitton promoting their 2013 line up of men's sunglasses!

Check out the video HERE

Old Style, New Ideas.

A custom build of a Bonneville created by Spanish shop Kiddo Motors includes an intriguing blend of “Old style mixed with new ideas, with just a touch of hacksaw involved,” according to the AutoEvolution website. They liked how the design made the Bonnie look “lightweight and sporty.”

Check it out and let us know what you think!

MotorcyleUSA's 2013 Urban Shoot Out RESULTS!

MotorcycleUSA's 2013 Urban Shoot Out features the Triumph Bonneville, Harley Sportster and the all new Yamaha Bolt R-Spec.  When its all said and done our Bonneville was the clear winner, beating the competition in acceleration, braking, handling and as an added benefit it happens to be the least hefty of the bunch weighing in at 80+ pounds less than the Harley or Yamaha.

Still not convinced?  How about the price at $7,699 for a new Bonneville vs. the Sportster at $7,999 or the Bolt at $7,990.  Want more?  The Bonneville features an unlimited mileage 2-year factory warranty.  That's twice what you get with the Yamaha.  Bonneville owners also benefit from longer maintenance intervals keeping the cost of ownership in check after its left the showroom.

Motorcycle.com Shares Triumph Flat Track Video

Motorcycle.com was one of the first to share the new video produced by Triumph to showcase their commitment to flat track racing.  The video paints a pretty positive picture for the future of Triumph motorcycles on the dirt oval.  Time will tell if they will be able to displace the long time riders and machines powered by Harley Davidson.

Video can be found here: Triumph Flat Track Introduction