technoguppy
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Harley-Davidson is to the motorcycling culture what Coke is to the beverage industry. Wouldn't it be great if Triumph was the Pepsi, rather than the RC Cola?
There is an International group of Triumph Riders under the banner of Hinckley Triumph Owners Club (HTOC). It has members in 34 countries, a very reasonable Lifetime membership fee of £25 compared to HOG's $850 CAD.
I know Triumph as a manufacturer tried its Riders Association of Triumph and some dealerships do support from time to time but no one does it like H-D. Why? Because there is ONE group to belong to, ONE group that is above all others, ONE group that defines the brand, the culture, the respect.
We need ONE group as Triumph Riders. Ideally not as "arrogant" or "exclusive" as the H-D one but a brand that is recognized around the world and certainly within the motorcycling culture.
www.htoc.co.uk
Most of the groups are organized by country and within each country by region. There is always a need as either grows for people to run those regions. I myself am the Regional Contact for the Ontario Region of the HTOC Canada group. A map of the current Lifetime Members is shown for reference.
They use Facebook primarily as it is a social media tool that is accessible worldwide via PC and cell phone.
If you are interested, look for them in Facebook or post here and I can point you in the right direction.
There is an International group of Triumph Riders under the banner of Hinckley Triumph Owners Club (HTOC). It has members in 34 countries, a very reasonable Lifetime membership fee of £25 compared to HOG's $850 CAD.
I know Triumph as a manufacturer tried its Riders Association of Triumph and some dealerships do support from time to time but no one does it like H-D. Why? Because there is ONE group to belong to, ONE group that is above all others, ONE group that defines the brand, the culture, the respect.
We need ONE group as Triumph Riders. Ideally not as "arrogant" or "exclusive" as the H-D one but a brand that is recognized around the world and certainly within the motorcycling culture.
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www.htoc.co.uk
Most of the groups are organized by country and within each country by region. There is always a need as either grows for people to run those regions. I myself am the Regional Contact for the Ontario Region of the HTOC Canada group. A map of the current Lifetime Members is shown for reference.
They use Facebook primarily as it is a social media tool that is accessible worldwide via PC and cell phone.
If you are interested, look for them in Facebook or post here and I can point you in the right direction.
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