Triumph Factory Visitor Experience Exhibition/Museum. Awesome Prototype & Racing Motorcycle Display

Triumph Factory Visitor Experience Exhibition/Museum. Awesome Prototype & Racing Motorcycle Display.
I was blown away by the prototype Triumphs on display, it was brilliant to see the innovation and changes in the bikes over the years. To see that many Bonnevilles in one place is a sight to behold.
The Triumph Factory Visitor Experience is at Triumph's main factory site located at Normandy Way, Hinckley, Leicestershire, LE10 3BZ, on the A47 between Leicester and Coventry. The site is within easy reach of the M1, M6 and M69 motorways.
As well as showcasing legendary iconic motorcycles from Triumph’s long and impressive history, the Triumph exhibition also highlights the amazing engineering technology that makes Triumph the world-class motorcycle manufacturer that it is today. Many motorcycles on display are provided courtesy of the Dick Shepherd Collection.
The stunning collection of Duplex Triumph's are still on display in the ground-floor exhibition. Ranging from 1959-1962, this unique collection of Triumph Bonneville's each share a parallel-twin four-stroke engine configuration. The spectacular colours of these Bonneville's are truly a sight to see, so come and view them while you can.
The Triumph Tiger 900 and Scrambler 1200 motorcycles which feature in key stunt scenes in the 25th James Bond film ‘No Time To Die’. A major collaborative partnership between Triumph Motorcycles and EON Productions, can been seen on display within the exhibit as well as Daniel Craigs very own Scrambler 1200.
The exhibition boasts an extensive collection of Triumph Motorcycles that have graced the big screen, including those featured in blockbuster hits like Terminator, Jurassic World, and the Mission Impossible franchise. Fans will have the unique opportunity to admire these iconic bikes up close.

Among the highlights is the Triumph Bonneville T120 Elvis Presley Limited Edition, a tribute to the cultural icon and the best-selling solo music artist in history.