New Triumph Motorcycles T-Shirts

Triumph Motorcycles has released it's new line of vintage t-shirts inspired by their sixty8 line of accessories for the Bonneville model. The t-shirts take their cues from a very iconic line- the sixty8 collection (1968 being a very important and historical year for Triumph). The eagerly awaited Dylan T-Shirt is part of the line and is a re design of the original shirt that Bob Dylan wore on his "Highway 61 Revisited" album cover.

Here are other t-shirts from Triumph Motorcycles:

Using a Triumph Ad from the archives Go Modern Go Triumph takes its influence from this catchy strap-line.

Scotland Yard derives from the 1938 advert that showed the proud fleet of riders receiving their speed twins with the line that ‘New Scotland Yard Perfers Triumph Speed Twins for the use of its Mobile Units’. Flying Bike uses the image of the modern day Scrambler but is taken from a 1970’S garment of a similar style.

More Urban Styles:

In addition to the SIXTY8 themed products, further t-shirts will form part of the range, including the distinctive Japan T-Shirt. This t-shirt, available in men’s and ladies sizes, is a witty take on the sale of British bikes in Japan, with the script reading ‘Greatest Motorcycle in the World’ and the Triumph Japan Office Address.

The Daytona Triple T-shirt will prove popular amongst fans of Triumph’s new Iconic Motorcycle. With the blue print of the bike on the chest, the 675 numbering on the arms and the ‘3 is Greater than 4’ line on the back, this is a real style statement.

For ladies, Bad Girls Love Triumph joins the range. Available in pastel pink, this t-shirt has style.

Finally, not to miss out the future fans of Triumph, a new children’s t-shirt completes the summer range. The Bright 9 Bike T-shirt will have parents rushing to appease their childs demands.