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The Classic Triumph for 2021 Starts with three Jubilees and moves to a seldom seen 1927 Model W. Farther along is an exquisite single-cylinder Tiger, and a very rare Val Page OHV 6/1 650 twin. A pair of 1967 650s grace the August slot – one TR6C and a T120R – while the September bike is a 1971 Daytona. Rounding out the collection for 2021 is a classic T-Bird from 1954, a 1964 T120C, a new-Triumph Trident, a Tiger Cub, the 1965 TR6SR (cover bike) and a 1969 Bonneville.

CLASSSIC TRIUMPH CALENDAR 2020 The Classic Triumph for 2020 encompasses over fifty years of motorcycle history. Oldest is the single-cylinder Triumph from 1911, while newest is the 1973 oil-in-frame Bonneville. Between the two there’s a very nice T100, the hot rod of its day, as well as a Bobber with a 650cc pre-unit engine from 1950. Rounding out the collection is a seldom-seen 1936 T90 with matching sidecar. A history lesson on two wheels, these bikes are guaranteed to put a smile on the face of any true motorcycle enthusiast.

Mitch, I received the Triumph parts today. You guys are awesome!! Thanks so much for your excellent customer service. For some reason that is not so prevalent any more these days but you have never forgotten how important it is, and that is so appreciated!! My 916 Ducati has been in the shop all summer as the shop up here struggles to remember what customer service is and after waiting for them to figure it out they finally sent it home with me with a major fuel leak that could have burned my shop down or blown up in my crotch. So thank you again for your attention to customer service👍 Best Regards, Rick

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An article on Klempf's British Parts was published by the Dodge County Independent, and was highlighted in their popular Land of Dodge feature. The article talks about how Klempf's British Parts got its start and where the business is at today. You can click here to go directly to the article, or you can see it on the Meet the Klempf's page next to Mitch's picture.

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A recent email from a customer.

New product now in stock.

Another batch of good parts in!