Triumph Factory Visitor Experience

Uncle Bob · 02-01-2019, 02:13 PM

Well, I didn't wait until the New Year after all, and over the Xmas break Mrs Bob and I trundled up to Hinckley to the 'Triumph Factory Visitor Experience'.

The 'Experience' as it is now opened in Feb 2018 and consists of the Triumph Museum, the factory tour, shop and cafe. The guided factory tour takes 90 minutes and costs £18pp but the rest of it is free to visit. The museum isn't huge, but if you read everything on display you could easily kill an hour or two. We were there about four hours for the whole thing, including a spot of lunch in the cafe. Our guide told us that they are supposed to be including the paint shop in the tour in future, which will be a good excuse for another visit (plus the factory wasn't actualy open on the day of our visit, which is both a shame and a bonus as we got to 'wander' ever so slightly off the well laid out visitor track!).

I would thoroughly recommend this to anyone with even a passing interest in motorbikes (or even just manufacturing to be honest). OK it's not Bologna, but all credit to Triumph, they've done an excellent job with it.

https://www.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/visitor-experience

02-01-2019, 02:13 PM	#1
Uncle Bob Registered User Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Milton Keynes Bike: M1100evo Posts: 233	Triumph Factory Visitor Experience Well, I didn't wait until the New Year after all, and over the Xmas break Mrs Bob and I trundled up to Hinckley to the 'Triumph Factory Visitor Experience'. The 'Experience' as it is now opened in Feb 2018 and consists of the Triumph Museum, the factory tour, shop and cafe. The guided factory tour takes 90 minutes and costs £18pp but the rest of it is free to visit. The museum isn't huge, but if you read everything on display you could easily kill an hour or two. We were there about four hours for the whole thing, including a spot of lunch in the cafe. Our guide told us that they are supposed to be including the paint shop in the tour in future, which will be a good excuse for another visit (plus the factory wasn't actualy open on the day of our visit, which is both a shame and a bonus as we got to 'wander' ever so slightly off the well laid out visitor track!). I would thoroughly recommend this to anyone with even a passing interest in motorbikes (or even just manufacturing to be honest). OK it's not Bologna, but all credit to Triumph, they've done an excellent job with it. https://www.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/visitor-experience