Triumph Motorcycles

Triumph Motorcycles is the largest UK-owned motorcycle manufacturer, with a history spanning over a century. Founded originally in 1885, the modern incarnation of the company, Triumph Motorcycles Ltd, was established in 1983 by John Bloor after the original Triumph Engineering went into receivership. The brand is celebrated for its blend of classic British design and modern engineering, producing iconic models such as the Bonneville, Tiger, and Speed Triple.

Today, Triumph operates as a global brand with a sophisticated manufacturing footprint. While the company maintains its global headquarters and a specialized production facility in Hinckley, United Kingdom—where its high-end 'Factory Custom' bikes and prototypes are developed—the majority of its mass-production motorcycles are manufactured in state-of-the-art facilities in Chonburi, Thailand. Additionally, Triumph utilizes assembly plants in Brazil and has a significant strategic partnership with Bajaj Auto in India to produce mid-capacity motorcycles for global markets.

The brand remains a privately held British success story, entirely owned by the Bloor family. This independent ownership has allowed Triumph to maintain a distinct identity, focusing on premium build quality and innovative technology that competes with the world's largest automotive groups while remaining rooted in its English heritage.