Triumph Motorcycles has launched its Spring/Summer 2010 clothing and personal accessories collection. Leather and textile suits and jackets are featured as are gloves and casuals plus there’s a dedicated ladies’ collection. Top of the textile range is the Stealth three-in-one jacket retailing at £200, which has Cordura and Ripstop construction, removable waterproof and thermal linings, and zip-off meshed areas for increased ventilation in warmer weather. The Highgate jacket (SRP £130) is designed for warm weather, but still incorporates Knox Flexiform shoulder and elbow protection in its lightweight ripstop and mesh shell. For youth appeal there’s the Viper paddock jacket with lots of logos at £130 SRP, while the more mature rider will probably prefer the classic styling of the soft-touch Bristex micro-fibre Lexington jacket (SRP £150).
Leatherwear includes the Cobra jacket and jeans slim-fit combo with aero hump (SRP £520) and the Viper jacket (SRP £350), which has punched leather panels for venting. For classic or cruiser riders, the Dartmouth (SRP £270) and Newington (SRP £240) jackets use subtle Triumph branding on their all-black leather.
The ladies also get a full range of leather and textile wear: the leather Spirit jacket (SRP £230) has a removable thermal lining and elbow and shoulder CE protection; the Alexandra jacket (SRP £230) incorporates similar features and adds pink stitching to the mix; the Papilio Paddock jacket (SRP £120) has water-repellent fabric, removable liner and CE protectors; and finally the Heddon jacket is a traditionally-styled water and wind-proof jacket incorporating CE protection.
The casual-wear sixty8 retro collection draws on references from Triumph’s American heritage with T-shirts at £22 SRP, and then there are the Rider Essentials range of entry-level apparel and the Legends range of products and personal accessories to chose from.
Triumph Motorcycles; tel 01455 251700;
www.triumph.co.uk