TRIUMPH'S all-new tourer – almost certain to revive the Trophy name when it's launched later this year – has been spotted testing by spy snappers for Spanish magazine Motociclismo.With Triumph's long history of developing new bikes in Spain

As worst kept secrets go, Triumph’s new 1200 Trophy possibly deserves its own trophy.But now it’s a hushed secret no more. It's official. It will be launched into the market in September of this year. This is also the time when we find out how much

policy of never speculating about its new models, spy shots have already revealed the two main contenders it's planning to launch later this year – the 1200cc Tiger and a similarly-engined Trophy tourer - seen here.Both bikes use the same, three

of the first day of the three-day event is listed as “World Presentation – A new Triumph is born” on the official schedule.Which model will it be? Well, we know that there are several under development. The forthcoming Trophy 1200 tourer has already been spied

NEXT year looks set to be a big one for Triumph with the launch of the new Trophy tourer being supplemented by a new Daytona 675 and this, the new Street Triple.Seen, like the Trophy, by photographers for Spanish magazine Motociclismo, the Street

TRIUMPH is either very bad at keeping secrets or has been orchestrating a pre-publicity campaign around its new Tiger Explorer for more than a year: this bike is no surprise. What it is, though, is very impressive.Even now, just a couple of weeks

a German military bike, the new Triumph Steve McQueen isn't all that convincing as a replica of the TR6 he actually rode in the movie (and only rode for close ups, as Bud Ekins actually did the famous jump scene in the film). Based on a modern

, external leaks have revealed most of the key details of the new bike. Suspension and brakes appear largely unaltered, so we're expecting the biggest news to be in the form of electronics; to keep up with the neighbours (namely Triumph's new Trophy

new market; most recently bikes like Honda's Pan European and various BMW tourers have been spotted at the factory, which is well on the way to completing the development of its new Trophy 1200 tourer.The Ducati 1198 isn't an obvious rival to anything

BMW has revealed a range of new colours on its its technically unaltered 2012 models, and by their absence giving away a big hint about the bikes that will be changed for next year.The machines going into 2012 without any technical alterations