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[ST] Triumphnet Registry



Many of you may not know this, but there is a registry of persons signed up
for this message system.  You can go to the registry and search for peoples
names (with your browser search) or sort the list in many different ways.
This may help to find local riders if their information is up to date.

www.triumphnet.com/st  and choose the registry, then follow the instructions
for user and password (it's on the screen that will be displayed)

I hope this is useful.  Of course, my information is not up to date, but
working on getting it changed.

Don Overly
01 BRG ST
Melbourne, FL


- ----- Original Message -----
From: "David Edmondson" <david@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, March 18, 2002 3:12 PM
Subject: [ST] Factory fire press release


>
> The following now pops up when you access the Triumph web site:
>
> PRESS STATEMENT FROM TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLES LIMITED      Triumph
> Motorcycles have issued a statement today (March 17) informing their
> worldwide customer base that distribution of the Triumph range of
> motorcycles, parts and accessories and their warranty service will
> continue following a fire which has affected part of one of their UK
> manufacturing facilities.
>
> Karl Wharton, Managing Director of the Hinckley-based motorcycle
> manufacturers, says that work on rebuilding a section of their Jacknell
> Road production facility is due to start to later this week.
>
> "The fire, which was confined to a section of the assembly area, was
> quickly brought under control and has only affected certain areas at one
> of our four production and distribution centres in Hinckley. No-one was
> hurt and all of our 650 UK staff are being informed that their jobs are
> secure," said Mr Wharton.
>
> "It will have no immediate impact on motorcycles ready for distribution
> held in our network of bike stores in the UK, Europe, the United States,
> Australia, New Zealand, Japan and other countries," he added.
>
> Many staff have been working throughout the weekend with the Triumph
> management team, preparing for Monday's clean-up and contacting the
> company's worldwide dealer network to inform them that they can order
> parts and accessories on-line as usual.
>
> "Stocks of spare parts and most ranges of bikes are available to meet
> immediate requirements in the UK. It is also the company's policy to
> hold stocks of bikes at other distribution centres in Europe and the
> United States," said Karl Wharton.
>
> The preliminary investigation suggests normal manufacturing operation in
> the affected areas will recommence within four months.
>
> "Over the past three years Triumph have significantly expanded their
> manufacturing facilities in the UK to meet growing demand. This specific
> incident will not hinder the on-going success of Triumph," said Mr
> Wharton.
>
>
>
>
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