Triumph is one of the most iconic motorcycle brands that's ever graced us.
So many motorcycle icons, from Evel Knievel to Steve McQueen, have thrown their legs over Triumphs and endorsed the brand as one of the best motorcycle manufacturers. So, when you've reached an iconic status like Triumph has, how do you celebrate it?
Well, a limited-edition run of motorcycles that revolve around your most iconic logo seems like a good way to go about it.
For one year only, Triumph will have a lineup of models known as the Modern Classic Icon Edition, which will consist of seven models. There are plenty of stylistic features that set these bikes apart, but the Icon lineup all revolves around one common theme—a timeless heritage logo. Since Triumph was established in 1902, the brand has gone through 10 iterations of its logo but one stands head and shoulders above the rest.
This logo was introduced in 1907 but hasn't been featured on an official Triumph tank for more than 100 years. But the reason it'll look so familiar to more than a few of you is that it's probably the logo favored by most custom motorcycle makers that work with Triumph models.
