Triumph Factory Visitor Experience

Today the passion for the Bonneville is as strong as ever, with its timeless style and spirit living on through Triumph’s beautiful modern classic line up. Find out more about the exclusive Legends of Bonneville collection now https://www.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/visi tor-experience

BRACKLEY FESTIVAL OF MOTORING AIR AMBULANCE RIDE IN
On Sunday 12th August we are hosting our local Air Ambulance Ride In to the Brackley Festival of Motoring from the Factory Visitor Experience.
Meeting here are the Factory Visitor Experience in the morning for a tasty breakfast and a look around the Exhibition, you will then take part in an organised ride to the Festival of Motoring.
... Last year saw around 700 bikers turn out for the ride!
Sign up today for a great day out, raising funds for your local Air Ambulance.
For more information and how to register please visit the link below:
https://theairambulanceservice.org.uk/… /triumph-hq-start-a…/
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The brand new Legends of Bonneville installation showcases iconic Bonnevilles including a T120TT ridden by Jason Statham in ‘Mechanic: Resurrection’, and David Beckham’s custom T100 as used during his Brazilian ‘Into The Unknown’ documentary. Find out more https://www.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/visi tor-experience

Wow - a true piece of history! Newly arrived today: the FIRST EVER Bonneville T120 built on 23rd July 1958.
This twin carburettor 650cc machine was built to satisfy the American demand for more power and speed, following the success of the T110.
Come along and see it for yourself!

STEVE McQUEEN GREAT ESCAPE BIKE TEMPORARILY OFF SHOW 12th - 24th JULY 2018
The original Great Escape TR6 Trophy will be temporarily removed from display at the Factory Visitor Experience between 12th and 24th July inclusive. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Instead we will be displaying a 2012 Special Edition Steve McQueen Motorcycle.
... Based on the popular Triumph Bonneville T100, this officially licensed Steve McQueenTM Edition features a host of modified parts that takes it a step beyond the usual ‘special edition’. The design was inspired by the classic Triumph Trophy TR6 that McQueen insisted on riding during the famous stunt scene in the movie The Great Escape, and features a military style Matt Khaki Green livery, stencil style Triumph decal on the tank and the actor’s signature on the side covers.
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From now until 31st August 2018, to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the most famous name in motorcycling, Triumph are presenting the ‘Legends Of Bonneville’ which is the first in a planned series of special exhibitions based at the new and exciting Factory Visitor Experience. Find out more https://www.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/visi tor-experience

Born in 1958, the Triumph Bonneville T120 was the original British superbike, making its mark in history as a genuine motorcycle icon for its combination of style, performance and handling. Come along to the Triumph Factory Visitor Experience to view the exclusive Legends of Bonneville collection now. Find out more https://www.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/visi tor-experience

Bonneville, the most famous name in motorcycling, and one of the highest selling twins in history. See the exclusive Legends of Bonneville collection now. Find out more https://www.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/visi tor-experience

The Legends of Bonneville exclusive collection of bikes displayed here at the Triumph Factory Visitor Experience, encapsulate some of the highlights of the incredible Bonneville bloodline. For more information visit https://www.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/visi tor-experience

We are OPEN this bank holiday Monday 28th May.
Make the most of this opportunity to come and see our Legends of Bonneville Exhibition.
Why not treat yourself to a fantastic coffee and a bite to eat in our welcoming 1902 Cafe with friends and like-minded Triumph fans!

The Legends of Bonneville collection runs from now until 31st August 2018, to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the most famous name in motorcycling. Find out more https://www.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/visi tor-experience

The exclusive Legends of Bonneville collection opens today at the Triumph Factory Visitor Experience. For more information visit https://www.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/visi tor-experience

Keep an eye out for the next batch of Factory Tour Tickets....going live online from our website VERY soon.
Demand suggests they will sell out fast, so be quick!
In the meantime, happy riding and see you soon 😊

Opening from 16th May 2018, specially selected for the Triumph Visitor Experience, the brand new installation, the Legends of Bonneville, includes a number of iconic Bonnevilles that together encapsulate the highlights of an incredible bloodline. More information to follow this week.

This weekend we welcomed the Derby Triumph Club and we were pleased to celebrate with octogenarian Les Hooley, who has been riding Triumph motorcycles since the age of 17, and has recently purchased a beautiful Tiger 800 XRx Low. An amazing 64 years of riding Triumph motorcycles!
Last year the Derby Triumph Club covered 2500 miles to Austria and Lake Garda and this year its members are off to France visiting the Normandy battlefields and the Somme. Les will be putting his new Triumph through its paces with the Club.
Happy and safe riding to all!

Introducing the Legends of Bonneville.
Opening in May 2018, the Legends of Bonneville is an exclusive collection of classic bikes that celebrate the most famous name in motorcycling. Keep posted for more information coming soon!

The sun's out, and we have a few rare spaces on our Factory Tours today. Why not pop in and enjoy a coffee with the family?
Open 10-1630 today and tomorrow.
Limited Factory Tour spaces available TODAY ONLY. First come first served, tickets on the door only.
... Pop those leathers on and jump on the bike!
Look forward to seeing you soon. Enjoy the sunny weekend and ride safe everyone 😁
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On this soggy Saturday, think of the sunny summer days to come when you can all jump on your bikes to join us here at Triumph. Come for a coffee, and soak up some rays amongst friends and a fabulous collection of motorcycles, just like these lovely bikers did last Friday!

This is definitely a first for us here at the Factory Visitor Experience! Fabulous to see your custom Triumph Bonneville T100 and sidecar with a Barber shop outfit!

Well worth the effort. Friendly knowledgeable staff, cafe was great quality and reasonably priced (for a retail outlet). The store was a little low on stock and I would advise against visiting near the summer break as the production line is gearing down. We visited on 18 July (Wednesday) and the production line was at a standstill. That said I have still given a 5 star rating because I really enjoyed the visit.

I went on the tour today @11.30am. Danny our guide was very knowledgeable and professional. I found the tour very interesting and enjoyable. There was an on site museum aswell with exhibits telling the story of the company from its beginning to the present day. With some VIP examples. A coffee shop and factory shop is also on offer.

After two failed attempts to visit that were thwarted by the Beast from the East and the Mini Beast; my wife and I finally managed to get over to the Visitor Centre over the Easter weekend. We were lucky enough to be able to tour the factory floor too; anyone considering a visit to book the tour in advance, it is well worth the effort and enhances the visit no end. The visitor centre is wonderful, and the displays of bikes worth a visit alone, seeing the Steve McQueen 'Great Escape' bike was wonderful. the staff were incredibly friendly and chatty and we enjoyed the whole day. the highlight is the factory tour, and although long is well worth the money. It is in my wife's words 'biker heaven'. I would definitely go again and highly recommend it to anyone, triumph owner, fan or not.

After a ride from little ol Hastings, with some friends and our favourite Triumph dealer, we walked around before our guided tour. Steeped in history both visually and via a presentation with headphones and a video. We then took our guided tour around the factory. The guide we had was pleasant and fun to talk to, as he had only been with triumph for 5 months, his knowledge was good. I think our whole group enjoyed the experience, opens your eyes up to what it takes to build and design your bike.

Well worth the effort. Friendly knowledgeable staff, cafe was great quality and reasonably priced (for a retail outlet). The store was a little low on stock and I would advise against visiting near the summer break as the production line is gearing down. We visited on 18 July (Wednesday) and the production line was at a standstill. That said I have still given a 5 star rating because I really enjoyed the visit.

I went on the tour today @11.30am. Danny our guide was very knowledgeable and professional. I found the tour very interesting and enjoyable. There was an on site museum aswell with exhibits telling the story of the company from its beginning to the present day. With some VIP examples. A coffee shop and factory shop is also on offer.

After two failed attempts to visit that were thwarted by the Beast from the East and the Mini Beast; my wife and I finally managed to get over to the Visitor Centre over the Easter weekend. We were lucky enough to be able to tour the factory floor too; anyone considering a visit to book the tour in advance, it is well worth the effort and enhances the visit no end. The visitor centre is wonderful, and the displays of bikes worth a visit alone, seeing the Steve McQueen 'Great Escape' bike was wonderful. the staff were incredibly friendly and chatty and we enjoyed the whole day. the highlight is the factory tour, and although long is well worth the money. It is in my wife's words 'biker heaven'. I would definitely go again and highly recommend it to anyone, triumph owner, fan or not.

After a ride from little ol Hastings, with some friends and our favourite Triumph dealer, we walked around before our guided tour. Steeped in history both visually and via a presentation with headphones and a video. We then took our guided tour around the factory. The guide we had was pleasant and fun to talk to, as he had only been with triumph for 5 months, his knowledge was good. I think our whole group enjoyed the experience, opens your eyes up to what it takes to build and design your bike.

Well worth the effort. Friendly knowledgeable staff, cafe was great quality and reasonably priced (for a retail outlet). The store was a little low on stock and I would advise against visiting near the summer break as the production line is gearing down. We visited on 18 July (Wednesday) and the production line was at a standstill. That said I have still given a 5 star rating because I really enjoyed the visit.

I went on the tour today @11.30am. Danny our guide was very knowledgeable and professional. I found the tour very interesting and enjoyable. There was an on site museum aswell with exhibits telling the story of the company from its beginning to the present day. With some VIP examples. A coffee shop and factory shop is also on offer.

After two failed attempts to visit that were thwarted by the Beast from the East and the Mini Beast; my wife and I finally managed to get over to the Visitor Centre over the Easter weekend. We were lucky enough to be able to tour the factory floor too; anyone considering a visit to book the tour in advance, it is well worth the effort and enhances the visit no end. The visitor centre is wonderful, and the displays of bikes worth a visit alone, seeing the Steve McQueen 'Great Escape' bike was wonderful. the staff were incredibly friendly and chatty and we enjoyed the whole day. the highlight is the factory tour, and although long is well worth the money. It is in my wife's words 'biker heaven'. I would definitely go again and highly recommend it to anyone, triumph owner, fan or not.

After a ride from little ol Hastings, with some friends and our favourite Triumph dealer, we walked around before our guided tour. Steeped in history both visually and via a presentation with headphones and a video. We then took our guided tour around the factory. The guide we had was pleasant and fun to talk to, as he had only been with triumph for 5 months, his knowledge was good. I think our whole group enjoyed the experience, opens your eyes up to what it takes to build and design your bike.