The British motorcycle company Triumph has a new program for producing an electric bike. 

 Triumph just announced a new program with a couple of heady partners to speed up and aid the development of its future electric motorcycles.

 Triumph’s two special editions of its best-selling Bonneville—announced several months ago—are now available for purchase.

 If Triumph has its way, in a few years it will be able to sell you electric versions of your favorite Triumph models.  

Triumph recently announced a partnership with Williams Advanced Engineering, Integral Powertrain, and the University of Warwick.

 This new collaboration represents an exciting opportunity for Triumph and its partners to be leaders in the technology that will enable the electrification of motorcycles. 

Triumph cruisers on the highway but who don’t feel like negotiating all that tonnage.

Triumph has unveiled a new motorcycle that has the largest engine of any production bike from a major manufacturer.

The British are usually quiet and reserved, but when they decide to go wild things like this happen.

The bike is the product of a collaboration between Berluti and French motorcycle shop Mecatwin, based on a Triumph Bonneville T120.