Triumph

Triumph

The Triumph Motor Company introduced mainly motorcycles and automobiles in America from 1886 until the 1970s. The company was founded in Coventry by the German Siegfried Bettmann. First bikes were produced. 1896 a subsidiary company was founded in Germany. 1902 the construction of motorcycles began and the first car appeared in 1919. Numerous other models and successes in racing brought the company forward. After the Second World War the naming rights were acquired by the Standard Motor Company. With the models TR2 to TR8 you could first tie in with the pre-war success. In 1960 the brand was taken over by British Leyland and began the descent. The trademarks include BMW today. SPACCER is suitable for installation in all Triumph models and leads to an improved initial comfort, optimum towing a trailer and a sporty off-road look.