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About Us
Our History
Colorado Triumph Riders began as a few Triumph enthusiasts gathering for coffee and short rides. In 2023, we extended the invitation to the broader motorcycle community, hosting monthly coffee meet-ups. Officially founded as a 501(c)(3) non-profit in 2024, we continue our tradition with Triumphs, Friends, & Coffee, and organize a monthly ride during the Colorado riding season. As we grow, we're excited to introduce membership benefits and exclusive annual rewards for our dedicated riders. Join us as we celebrate the joy of riding and the camaraderie of the motorcycle community! Our mission is to promote safe motorcycling and foster community fellowship in Colorado. We promote safe motorcycling, provide education and training on motorcycle ownership, and dedicate our proceeds to supporting local Colorado humane societies and providing gifts for children whose parents are experiencing hardship.
Rides, Coffee, and Community
Join the Colorado Triumph Riders, the ultimate Triumph in Colorado! Connect with fellow bike enthusiasts for epic club rides, coffee meetups, social events, and club gatherings. Experience the thrill of Colorado's stunning roads and beyond with other adventurous riders. Friends with any make and model are always welcome—the more, the merrier! Don’t miss out—join us and fuel your passion for Triumph motorcycles!
Introducing Our Annual Moto Project & Giveaway!
In 2024 we took on the project of refreshing a 2007 Triumph Tiger 1050 that was donated to the group. We gave this bike away to one of our members at our 1st Annual Spring Thaw. Each year we plan to take on another project to refresh and use this as an educational tool for riders to learn basic maintenance and serving. It has been a great tool for the group to promote ourselves, aid in our mission, and grow cameraderie.
Meet the Group
Executive Director
Executive Director
Eric Nonamaker turned a passion for Triumph motorcycles into a vision of community and adventure. He funded the beginnings of this group himself, starting with just three people meeting for coffee and rides. With the support of others, that small gathering has grown into a mission-driven community dedicated to safe riding and giving back. Eric’s hands-on approach and dedication to the cause continue to shape the group, creating a place for riders to connect, learn, and support one another.
Community Mentor
Executive Director
Greg Stokes has been a core member since the early days, helping shape the group from those first coffee meetups into the community it is today. With a strong passion for riding, Greg enjoys everything from dirt bikes to scramblers and ADV motorcycles. He plays a crucial role in the group, offering his expertise, particularly in motorcycle electrical systems, and always being ready to lend a hand when needed. Greg’s dedication to both the group and the broader community has made him a key figure, guiding riders and creating a welcoming environment for all who share a love of two-wheeled adventure.
Support Mentor
Carson Riner has been with the group from the start, joining in on those first rides and helping to build the community we know today. With his extensive mechanical expertise, especially when it comes to Triumph motorcycles, Carson is always ready to lend a hand when it comes to keeping things running smoothly. His love for the modern classic Triumphs drives both his work and his riding. Carson’s commitment to the group and his hands-on approach make him a trusted figure, always eager to share his knowledge and support fellow riders.
Communications Mentor
Communications Mentor
As no nominations were received during the last election cycle, Eric Nonamaker is fulfilling this role in accordance with the bylaws.
Finance Mentor
Communications Mentor
Finance Mentor
As no nominations were received during the last election cycle, Eric Nonamaker is fulfilling this role in accordance with the bylaws.
