Featuring…(100 Years Of Triumph) - The Triumph story is now a hundred years old as the first motorcycle, known as No.1 found its way into the Triumph catalogue in 1902. Since then of course endless stream of famous models flowed off the lines at Priory Street, Meriden and now Hinkly. This programme covers the hundred years of Triumph including a visit to the factory and the motorcycle museum. - (Vincent & Velocette) - Both the names of Vincent and Velocette are synonymous with all that was great about the British motorcycles during their heyday. Vincent HRD was originally founded by Howard R Davies in 1924 but went into liquidation in 1927. The company was bought the same year by Phillip Vincent this then lead to the manufacture of both bikes, this programme covers the history - (Norton) - James 'Pa' Norton founded this company in 1898 making bicycle parts, producing his first motorcycle in 1902 - it looked like an ordinary pedal bicycle with a Clement engine and petrol tank bolted on. Later, Norton also used Peugeot engines before he used those of his own design. In the early thirties and fifties the company had a lot of success in racing its motorbikes, but this was after 'Pa' Norton sadly died. The company was taken over in 1953 by AMC after which there was still plenty of good bikes made. This programme covers the history of the Norton. Running time of 160 minutes, with English commentary.