Triumph

By: James Mann, Mick Duckworth . Description This sumptuous book is a celebration of Britain's most famous motorcycle — the Triumph Bonneville. Launched for 1959, the legendary Bonneville was named after the American venue where Triumph had raised...

By: Matthew Vale . 2nd hand book in very good condition, minor tear on the front cover, see the image. Description The unit-construction 650cc Triumph B' series twins were the top-of-the-range models in Triumph's range from their introduction in 1963...

By: Brooklands Books . Description The Bonneville was one of the most iconic names in the history of motorcycling - so its successor had to be right first time. It was - and carried on the twin tradition with all its virtues: relative...

By: John Rosamond, new book, minor shelfwear There is no more famous motorcycle than the Triumph Bonneville, the Bonnie, "the best motorcycle in the world," and the Meriden factory producing this icon was a personal Mecca to fans of the marque...

By: Timothy Remus . 2nd hand book in very good condition It started with the Speed Twin in 1938 and went on until 1983. During that time the Triumph Motorcycle Company produced everything from singles to triples, but mostly they produced vertical twins...

By: Matthew Vale . THE TRIUMPH 'C' Series twins were positioned in the middle of Triumph's range, from their introduction in 1957 through to their eventual demise in 1974. The 'C' series included every type of motorcycle, from staid...

By: Roy Bacon . - ASuthorised Third Edition of 1995 Classic !! The 350, 500, 650, 750 Twins & Trident The living legend that never died In modem times, with the well-established recognition that the Japanese motorcycle now has alongside the...

By: Timothy Remus, Garry Chitwood . Written by well-known how-to author Timothy Remus and master Triumph restoration expert Garry Chitwood, the book documents the disassembly and complete restoration of two bikes, a 1963 and a 1969 Bonneville...

By: Steve Wilson . The Triumph Bonneville has been one of motorcycling's most enduring Great British icons. The name comes from the glaring salt flats of Utah where a streamlined, twin-cylinder, twin-carburettor 650 Triumph captured the World Speed...

By: Brooklands Books . The joining of two of the great names of British motor cycling should have been a master-stroke, but history tells us that their marriage was too late and that their markets were already irretrievably lost to rivals. Nevertheless,...