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British motorcycles are renowned for their craftsmanship and legacy. Iconic brands like Triumph and BSA played a pivotal role in shaping motorcycle culture.
Known for their performance, style, and engineering, British bikes are cherished by enthusiasts worldwide for their timeless appeal and contributions to the development of modern motorcycles.
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The Steve McQueen Desert Racer
After riding the British-built Métisse Mk3—prepared with his friend and stuntman Bud Ekins—Steve McQueen famously declared, “This rig is the best-handling bike I’ve ever owned.”
Steve McQueen and the 1964 ISDT
In 1964, Steve McQueen was more than a Hollywood star—he was a passionate motorcyclist who proudly represented the United States at the prestigious International Six Days Trial (ISDT).
Remaking the 1964 Triumph TR6 ISDT
In 1964, Steve McQueen represented the U.S. at the ISDT in East Germany, riding a Triumph TR6 #278 that he personally modified after its delivery to him in London.
BSA is Back: A Star is Reborn
A standout moment in Thunderball features leather-clad Bond girl Fiona Volpe astride a BSA A65 Lightning, firing rockets from its fairing to obliterate Count Lippe’s car chasing Bond’s Aston.
Triumph: The Movie Star Motorcycle
Founded in 1902, Triumph is among the world’s most iconic motorcycle marques. With rugged good looks and cinematic charisma, its machines have starred in countless films across seven remarkable decades.
Your Very Own Great Escape
Released on July 20th, 1963, The Great Escape remains a timeless favourite—fondly remembered for its legendary motorcycle chase, as the “Cooler King” leaps a barbed-wire fence in unforgettable style.