Triumph is arguably one of the most iconic European brands in existence, not only because of its rich history, impressive model range, and success in motorsports, but also because of its continuing relevance in pop culture. Numerous Triumph machines have graced the silver screen in movies both big and small.
From the Street Triple RS in Birds of Prey, to the Daytona 955i in Mission: Impossible II, it goes without saying that the iconic British marque is quite a movie star itself. Having said that, one of Triumph’s most recent forays into the world of cinema is just as British as the brand itself. I’m talking about none other than James Bond’s most recent movie, No Time To Die. The motorcycle in question was a Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE, a fitting model for the action-packed sequences of the film.
