The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride (The DGR) returned on Sunday 17 May 2026. The annual ride took place in 109 countries, with 1,068 rides.
Bringing riders together to raise funds for men’s mental health and prostate cancer research, Triumph continues its long standing support of the global charity ride as the event’s official motorcycle partner. 3,069 riders joined Team Triumph, uniting modern classic enthusiasts and Triumph fans around the world. Riding with Team Triumph gave participants the chance to join a global community connected by purpose and style, and everyone will be entered into the exclusive Triumph prize draw to win premium clothing package from The DGR x Triumph Collection.
TRIUMPH AND THE DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN’S RIDE
Triumph became the official motorcycle partner of The DGR in 2014, bringing a commitment to increase awareness, grow participation and ultimately increase fundraising in support of this worthy cause.
Paul Stroud, Chief Commercial Officer, Triumph Motorcycles said: “This is our 13th year as the official motorcycle partner of The DGR, bringing riders together in style, community, and purpose. With the support of our Team Triumph ambassadors, it’s inspiring to see even more Triumph owners around the world taking part and contributing to the continued success of this remarkable event.”
Fundraising remains open until 31 May, after which The DGR prize winners will be announced, including the winner of the unique Gentlefolk Prize motorcycle; a one off custom Speed Twin 1200 Cafe Racer DGR Edition, created exclusively for this year’s event.
Alongside the Gentlefolk Prize, Triumph will also award brand new modern classic motorcycles to the top three fundraisers worldwide, further motivating riders to fundraise and make a difference in support of Movember’s life‑changing programmes.
