Bonneville, Street Triple, Speed Triple, Tiger, Rocket 3 and more
Sell my Triumph
Modern classic, roadster, adventure bike or cruiser, we buy Triumphs of every kind.
Free to call · open 7 days0800 316 6807Triumph owners tend to know their bikes inside out, and they expect the buyer to as well. We value Triumph motorcycles properly, from a first Street Twin to a Rocket 3, hold the offer for 7 days, collect the bike free in a van and pay you the same day.
- Bonneville, Thruxton, Scrambler, Bobber and Speed Twin
- Street Triple, Speed Triple, Trident and Daytona
- Tiger adventure bikes, Rocket 3 and Thunderbird cruisers
Bonneville T120Thruxton RSSpeed TwinScrambler 1200BobberStreet Triple 765Speed Triple 1200Trident 660Tiger 900Tiger 1200Rocket 3Speed 400
Which Triumph are you selling?
Selling your Triumph in three steps
Ask for a valuation
Send the reg and mileage, or WhatsApp us photos of both sides of the bike, the clocks with the engine running and anything that needs attention.
Take your time
Your offer is held for 7 days while you think it over.
Collection and payment
We collect the bike free in a van and pay you the same day.
Selling a Triumph: your questions
Which Triumph motorcycles do you buy?
All of them: Bonneville and the other modern classics, Street Triple, Speed Triple, Trident and Daytona, Tiger adventure bikes, Rocket 3 and Thunderbird cruisers, Sprint tourers and the 400s.
Do you buy older Meriden-era Triumphs?
Yes. Classic Bonnevilles, Tridents and other pre-Hinckley bikes are considered. Send photos and tell us what you know about its history.
Mine has an aftermarket exhaust or custom parts. Is that a problem?
No. Tell us what is fitted, and include the original parts if you still have them.
Do you buy A2-restricted Triumphs?
Yes, including the Trident 660, Street Triple 660 and the 400s. Tell us whether the restrictor kit is fitted or included.
My bike has been dropped. Do you still want it?
Yes. Scuffed tanks, bent levers and crash damage are all considered. Photos of both sides help.
How do you collect a bike?
In a van, free of charge, from your home, garage or storage anywhere in the UK.
How am I paid?
By bank transfer or cash on the day we collect. Nothing is deducted.
How long is your offer valid?
Seven days, so you have time to think it over.
Can I see prices online?
No. Every Triumph is valued on its own model, mileage and condition. Send the details for a free offer.
Do you collect from Europe?
Yes. We collect anywhere in the UK and can also collect from mainland Europe.
Why Triumph riders sell to us
We know the line-up
An air-cooled Bonneville, a 675 Street Triple and a Tiger 1200 Rally Pro are each valued on their own terms.
Bike-sized collection
Your Triumph is collected in a van and strapped down properly, not ridden away.
Accessories counted
Triumph accessory exhausts, luggage, heated grips and custom parts are part of the price conversation.
Customs welcome
Café racer conversions, scrambler builds and custom Bobbers are considered. Tell us what has been done.
Faults accepted
Electrical gremlins, a failed MOT or a bike that will not start. Tell us and we will price it as it is.
Old and new
From early Hinckley triples to bikes that are still under warranty.
Collection from Europe
Bike in mainland Europe? We can collect from there as well as anywhere in the UK.
Paid on the day
Bank transfer or cash on collection day. No fees taken off.
Our promise on every bike
Free collection
In a van, from anywhere in the UK, and from mainland Europe.
No fees
The price we agree is the price you are paid.
Paid the same day
By bank transfer or cash on collection.
7-day price hold
Take a week to decide. The offer stands.
The whole Triumph line-up
Hinckley-built bikes from the 1990s to today, and earlier classics too.
- Modern classics
- Bonneville T100 and T120, Speedmaster, Bobber, Thruxton, Speed Twin, Street Twin, Scrambler and the 400s.
- Roadsters
- Street Triple, Speed Triple and Trident 660.
- Adventure
- Tiger 800, 900, 1050, 1200, Explorer and Tiger Sport 660.
- Sports and touring
- Daytona 600, 675, 955i and 660, Sprint ST and GT, and Trophy.
- Cruisers
- Rocket III, Rocket 3 R and GT, Thunderbird and Thunderbird Storm.
- Classics
- Meriden-era Bonnevilles, Tridents and early Hinckley triples.
How we price a Triumph
Two Bonnevilles from the same year can be worth quite different amounts. These are the things that move the figure.
| Engine | How the engine runs Starting, idle, noises, oil leaks and warning lights. |
|---|---|
| Model | Model, year and spec Base, R, RS, Rally, Pro or special edition. |
| Chassis | Frame, suspension and wheels Crash damage, fork seals, shock condition and wheels. |
| Extras | Accessories and custom work Exhausts, luggage, screens, heated grips and custom builds. |
| Wear | Tyres, chain and brakes Tread left, chain and sprockets, pads and discs. |
| History | Records and keys Service book or invoices, the V5C and every key. |
Who sells us their Triumph
Riders hanging up the helmet
A bike that spends more time under a cover than on the road. Sold without strangers asking for test rides.
Riders changing bikes
Moving to something new and would rather not part-exchange at a dealer.
Owners facing a repair bill
A failed MOT, an electrical fault or a drop you would rather not pay to put right.
Triumphs collected across the UK
Free collection in a van from the South West to Scotland, and from mainland Europe too. Garages, lock-ups and rural addresses are all fine.
London & the South East
The Midlands
The North West
- Manchester
- Liverpool
- Preston
- Bolton
- Warrington
- Stockport
- Blackpool
- Chester
Yorkshire & the North East
The East of England
- Cambridge
- Peterborough
- Norwich
- Ipswich
- Chelmsford
- Luton
- Colchester
The South West
Wales
- Cardiff
- Swansea
- Newport
- Wrexham
Scotland
Thinking of selling your Triumph motorcycle?
Triumph, Britain's biggest motorcycle maker
Triumph started in Coventry and was reborn at Hinckley in Leicestershire, where it is still based.
- 1902
The first Triumph motorcycle is built in Coventry.
- 1937
The Speed Twin sets the pattern for British parallel twins.
- 1959
The Bonneville is launched.
- 1983
The old Triumph company closes.
- 1991
The reborn Triumph's first bikes come from Hinckley.
- 1994
The Speed Triple begins a new era.
- 2004
The Rocket III arrives with a 2.3-litre engine.
Through the years
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1938 Speed TwinPhoto: London Motorcycle Museum, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons -
1959 Bonneville T120Photo: Rama, CC BY-SA 2.0 fr, via Wikimedia Commons -
1994 Speed TriplePhoto: MotorideSA, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons -
2004 Rocket IIIPhoto: TR001, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Whatever year yours is, we would like to buy it. Call free on 0800 316 6807.