Triumph Motorcycles Partners with Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 as the Official Motorcycle Partner
Triumph Motorcycles has been announced as the Official Motorcycle Partner for the highly anticipated Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, bringing two iconic brands together for an exciting new venture. As part of this collaboration, Triumph’s TF 250-X will make its debut in Season 1 of Call of Duty: Warzone, set to launch later this year, allowing players to ride in-game motorcycles with realistic dynamics, including knee-down corners, jumps, and skids during high-speed pursuits.
To kick off the partnership, Triumph and Call of Duty hosted an unforgettable community event at Call of Duty: NEXT in Washington, D.C., where a cavalcade of sixteen Triumph Scrambler 1200s and Tiger 900s, all branded with the exclusive Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Cerberus logo, escorted fans in style. The procession led guests past the White House to the National Building Museum, where the bikes lined the orange carpet, adding excitement to the launch of the multiplayer beta.
Triumph Motorcycles COO Paul Stroud shared his enthusiasm about the collaboration:
“Call of Duty is a critically acclaimed gaming franchise, played globally by millions of people every month. For Triumph Motorcycles to become part of this world, and take our place in this incredible story, is very exciting. As Official Motorcycle Partner, we have worked closely with the Call of Duty designers to ensure the player experience of riding each bike is as realistic as possible, modeling extreme stunts and riding moves that will thrill motorcycle enthusiasts as well as gaming fans.”
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will be available worldwide on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One®, PlayStation 5®, PlayStation 4®, and PC via Microsoft Store, Battle.net, and Steam on October 25, 2024. Triumph’s integration into Call of Duty: Warzone will follow in Season 1 later this year, adding an extra layer of thrill for both motorcycle and gaming fans.
This unique partnership promises an immersive experience where adventure meets virtual gameplay, setting the stage for high-octane in-game action with a legendary motorcycle brand.
Photos/Videos: Triumph Media – Words: Mike de la Torre
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