AGENT PROVOCATEUR AND TRIUMPH – SEX ON WHEELS!
03 August 2004 - Triumph Motorcycles Ltd

Two leading British brands have joined forces to create a truly provocative bike. In celebration of its 10th Birthday, sexy lingerie brand Agent Provocateur has stamped its signature style on to Triumph’s new Thruxton 900.

Both brands shared a vision to design an eye-catching scheme that oozed glamour and style.

Already a beautiful creature, with it’s stunning megaphone style exhaust, polished engine covers and gleaming aluminium wheels, Triumph’s Thruxton 900 was a perfect match for the luxury lingerie brand.

The Agent Provocateur Thruxton 900 features bespoke artwork by Richard Gray, Agent Provocateur’s genius illustrator. Key features of the Agent Provocateur Thruxton 900 include: the seat cowl, petrol tank and mud guards, which have all been hand painted in Agent Provocateur’s signature pink, brought to life by two curvaceous and alluring Agent Provocateur ladies joined at the ankle by S & M style chains.

For a chance to win an Agent Provocateur Thruxton 900, log onto www.agentprovocateur.com in the month of August 04, and submit your most sexy and erotic Agent Provocateur experience.

Agent Provocateur Thruxton 900 bikes will showcase in the renowned Agent Provocateur store windows at: 6 Broadwick Street - Soho Pont Street - Knightsbridge Selfridges – London

Customisation:
Illustration: Richard Gray
Paintwork: Paul Karslake
Upholstery: Whitaker Malem

10 years ago, Serena Rees and Joseph Corre launched Agent Provocateur; Opening their first store on Broadwick St, in London’s cosmopolitan
Soho in December 1994.

To mark 10 years of this titillating lingerie brand, and to add to their ever-increasing global portfolio of stores, Agent Provocateur will open new stores in Moscow, Dublin, Dubai and Las Vegas! www.agentprovocateur.com

Triumph Motorcycles

Born, bred and still proud to be British, at over 100 years old Triumph has always had its own distinctive character in the substance and strength of its engineering.

With a history of creating bikes that become design classics, Triumph has never been afraid to surprise. From the iconic Bonneville of the 60’s to this year’s stunning Rocket III, its loyal riders can pull up at the lights with a self-assured smile. Everything from the handling and performance, to the note of the exhaust, evokes memories of the past but delivers the ride of the future.

Triumph currently produces around 30,000 motorbikes a year and sells in most world markets through its network of 700 dealers. Sales are projected to increase globally by 25 per cent a year to 2008, by which time production will stand at 80,000 machines per year – an all time high in its 100-year history.

From one of the most technologically advanced factories in the world, Triumph continues to produce groundbreaking and unmistakable motorbikes with the conviction of a global innovator.

www.triumphmotorcycles.com

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