September 18th 2010 is one date that Triumph fans and all motorcycle enthusiasts need to put in their diaries, as the British manufacturer will be putting on an unmissable festival to celebrate 20 years since the successful re-launch of this iconic brand.

Riders of all marques are invited to enjoy a packed day of entertainment at the Mallory Park race circuit in Leicestershire, with additional activities scheduled to take place at Triumph’s state of the art manufacturing facility nearby in Hinckley.
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The Rocket III Roadster, which received its world press launch in the UK last month, is the latest version of our cult 2.3 litre motorcycle that created such a stir when it was first introduced in 2004.
This new motorcycle features a sophisticated ABS system, blacked-out styling and revised ergonomics plus a new exhaust system for increased power and torque. The Rocket III Roadster now pumps out a mighty 221Nm – more than any other volume production motorcycle.

Also unveiled is the Bonneville Sixty. Inspired by the classic colour scheme of the 1960 incarnation of Triumph’s most famous model, the Bonneville Sixty is a limited run of 650 T100s featuring a unique two-tone Meriden Blue/Caspian Blue combination with hand painted pinstripes. Each motorcycle comes with a numbered plaque on the handlebar clamp and an individual certificate of authenticity.
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