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The deadline for ordering TOMCC Merchandise to arrive before Christmas is midday on the 19th December. There are only a few days left so you need to get in quick if you want to order something as a present.

WATOC (World Association of Triumph Owners Clubs) is an organisation which aims to bring together Triumph Owners in different Clubs around the world. In 2019 they are planning a major get-together in New Zealand and now is the time to start planning if you want to attend.

It doesn't matter how you get there. Train, plane, car, or by bike (preferably though), just as long as you do. We want you to have a great time talking bikes, talking trips that you have been on, people you've met along the way, the sun, wind, the rain, the fun you've had doing it. Put the T-Shirt on and let's party!

Midlands Air Ambulance Charity’s Bike4Life Ride Out and Festival is one of the biggest biker events in the country, attracting over 12,000 bikers. Starting from Meole Brace in Shrewsbury, the Ride Out takes you on a 23 mile route to RAF Cosford, home to the Bike4Life Festival.

Triumph have now switched on their pre-owned bike finding website for the UK, allowing users to search the country for a second hand Triumph from approved dealers. This will make it a lot easier to search for the bike you are after without having to visit every dealers' website.

Following Triumph's announcement that there would be limited edition versions of it's Street Triple to celebrate 10 years in production back in September, the Grey and Gold limited edition versions have now started to appear in dealers' showrooms across the UK.

Motorcycles and scooters keep London moving... We Ride London wants to make sure it stays that way by getting London to think of them as part of the solution to congestion and encourage their use.

With a total of almost 300 new members over the 9 days of the show, and loads of merchandise sold, the TOMCC Stand at the 2016 Motorcycle Live show at the NEC in Birmingham has proved to be an absolute success for the Club.

Following on from the recall in March this year for various models of the Street Twin and Bonneville T120, Triumph earlier this month extended the recall for machines manufactured up to the 3rd October 2016.