Triumph Motorcycles
$55.00
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This is the definitive story of Triumph, told through 130 years of its magnificent motorcycles.Created with support from Triumph and with a foreword from CEO Nick Bloor, The Art of the Motorcycle is a celebration of Triumph’s most beautiful bikes, and an essential companion for any fan.Marlon Brando rides a Triumph 6T Thunderbird in The Wild Ones. The longest jump of Evil Knievel’s career was on a Triumph. Famous owners include Elvis, Bob Dylan, Brad Pitt and Prince Harry. From its birth in 1886, the Triumph brand has created some of the world’s finest – and most famous – motorcycles. This book is a celebration of that brand.
With previously unseen images from the Triumph archives, design sketches and behind-the-scenes information, this book is a chronological look at the most important and beautiful Triumph motorcycles, from its founding right up to the launch of the latest machine. Insightful text and stunning photography make this a must-have for all motoring enthusiasts.
Michaël Levivier is a journalist and professional test driver, who brought together the team of the famous weekly magazine Moto Journal in 2000. Today, he travels the world for press presentations, news reports and long-distance motorbike tests.
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| Dimensions | 1.125 × 10.125 × 12.375 in |
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| Subjects | supersports, modern classic, motorhead, roadcraft, motorbike, triumph bikes, best motorbikes, cruiser, bonneville, Thunderbird, bikers books, great rides, guy martin, around world, art of speed, official triumph, scrambler, daytona, racing, Sports, classic, travel, britain, automotive, touring, road, history, rocket, roadster, motorcycle, transport, TRA003020, TRA003010, built for speed |
