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May Issue Trivia! Challenge yourself and try to guess the answers without looking them up. Enter to win a pair of TCX 3 Street Boots valued at $300 SPONSORED BY TCX DISTRIBUTED BY MOTOVAN This trivia deadline June 10, 2026
1: In 2002, Triumph Motorcycles had to halt production at its Hinckley factory assembly plant due to what tragedy?(Required)
2: In 1908, Triumph rider Jack Marshall won the Isle of Man TT in the single cylinder class. What was his average speed?(Required)
3: Which famous Hollywood Triumph rider once worked as a part-time motorcycle mechanic?(Required)
4: Triumph Motorcycle Company was started as a bicycle company in 1886 by a German-born entrepreneur living in London. What was this entrepreneur’s name?(Required)
5: When was the three-cylinder Triumph Trident released to the public?(Required)
6: What year did Triumph’s production reach 1,000 units?(Required)
7: A Triumph streamliner set a world record speed of 245 mph (394.27 km/h) during the 1966 Bonneville Speed Week, powered by two Triumph 650 cc engines. What was the name of the streamliner?(Required)
8: In what year did Triumph and BSA (Birmingham Small Arms) amalgamate into a company called the BSA Group?(Required)
9: In 1930, the company name was changed to Triumph Motor Company, and in 1923, Triumph produced its first automobile, alongside motorcycles. Financial troubles forced the split of the motorcycle and auto divisions. Who bought the motorcycle business?(Required)
10: In 1959, Triumph released a Speed Twin model with unusual bodywork comprising a flared front fender and a large, flared tail section fender that covered much of the rear wheel. What was the nickname of this model?(Required)

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