





Our Story Begins
Le Hangar 23 was born out of Triumph Classic Motorcycles, a renowned British bike restoration shop founded in 2013. Over the years, Triumph Classic became a benchmark for craftsmanship, breathing life back into countless legendary machines. Its founder’s connection to Triumph stretched back decades—from his early years at JRC to becoming the final appointed U.S. distributor for the brand.
When he retired, a group of his trusted mechanics stepped in to carry the legacy forward. With his blessing, they built Le Hangar 23 around a simple mission: keeping vintage British motorcycles alive, on the road, and loved by riders for generations.
Who We Are Today
At our Southern California workshop, we’re more than just mechanics—we’re lifelong enthusiasts who live and breathe vintage Triumphs. Our team spans multiple generations, with craftsmen in their 20s working alongside veterans in their 70s. Together, we bring a unique mix of traditional skills and modern precision to every restoration.
The name Le Hangar 23 pays tribute to a family legacy—Elliott’s grandfather’s farm workshop in France, where he first learned to tinker with anything on wheels. That same spirit carries through today, whether we’re perfecting a Triumph twin or riding our own bikes through the desert after a long week in the shop.
Rebuilds That Respect the Past
We specialize in what many consider the golden era of British engineering: Triumph twins from 1968 to 1970. These machines capture the pinnacle of performance, design, and soul. By focusing on this period, we’re able to create restorations that are not only beautiful and authentic, but also mechanically reliable for modern riders.
Every rebuild reflects our respect for history while embracing the advancements that make these bikes practical today. It’s not just about restoring motorcycles—it’s about preserving a legacy and ensuring future generations get to feel the thrill of these classics.
Buying, Selling & Sharing the Ride
Restoration has always been at our core, but we also help connect enthusiasts through sales and brokerage services. Not everyone has the time to wait for a ground-up rebuild, so we also assist with buying and selling high-quality vintage British bikes.
Whether you’re looking to part with a 1970s-era Triumph or find your next classic ride, we aim to serve both sides with honesty and expertise. And if we don’t have the right fit in our stock, there’s a good chance we know someone who does.
Services for Vintage Riders
Beyond full restorations, we also offer maintenance and repairs for vintage British motorcycles. From routine tune-ups to complex overhauls, our experienced mechanics treat every bike with the care it deserves.
Due to demand, our service slots can be limited, so we encourage riders to reach out directly to discuss availability. Our goal is always the same: to keep your bike running at its best and get you back on the road where it belongs.
Looking Ahead
While motorcycles are at the heart of Le Hangar 23, we’re also excited about the future. Soon, we’ll be expanding into workwear clothing—gear inspired by the same craftsmanship, durability, and timeless style that define our restorations.
For us, it’s all connected: honoring the past, celebrating the present, and building something that lasts.
Our Story Begins
Le Hangar 23 was born out of Triumph Classic Motorcycles, a renowned British bike restoration shop founded in 2013. Over the years, Triumph Classic became a benchmark for craftsmanship, breathing life back into countless legendary machines. Its founder’s connection to Triumph stretched back decades—from his early years at JRC to becoming the final appointed U.S. distributor for the brand.
When he retired, a group of his trusted mechanics stepped in to carry the legacy forward. With his blessing, they built Le Hangar 23 around a simple mission: keeping vintage British motorcycles alive, on the road, and loved by riders for generations.
Who We Are Today
At our Southern California workshop, we’re more than just mechanics—we’re lifelong enthusiasts who live and breathe vintage Triumphs. Our team spans multiple generations, with craftsmen in their 20s working alongside veterans in their 70s. Together, we bring a unique mix of traditional skills and modern precision to every restoration.
The name Le Hangar 23 pays tribute to a family legacy—Elliott’s grandfather’s farm workshop in France, where he first learned to tinker with anything on wheels. That same spirit carries through today, whether we’re perfecting a Triumph twin or riding our own bikes through the desert after a long week in the shop.
Rebuilds That Respect the Past
We specialize in what many consider the golden era of British engineering: Triumph twins from 1968 to 1970. These machines capture the pinnacle of performance, design, and soul. By focusing on this period, we’re able to create restorations that are not only beautiful and authentic, but also mechanically reliable for modern riders.
Every rebuild reflects our respect for history while embracing the advancements that make these bikes practical today. It’s not just about restoring motorcycles—it’s about preserving a legacy and ensuring future generations get to feel the thrill of these classics.
Buying, Selling & Sharing the Ride
Restoration has always been at our core, but we also help connect enthusiasts through sales and brokerage services. Not everyone has the time to wait for a ground-up rebuild, so we also assist with buying and selling high-quality vintage British bikes.
Whether you’re looking to part with a 1970s-era Triumph or find your next classic ride, we aim to serve both sides with honesty and expertise. And if we don’t have the right fit in our stock, there’s a good chance we know someone who does.
Services for Vintage Riders
Beyond full restorations, we also offer maintenance and repairs for vintage British motorcycles. From routine tune-ups to complex overhauls, our experienced mechanics treat every bike with the care it deserves.
Due to demand, our service slots can be limited, so we encourage riders to reach out directly to discuss availability. Our goal is always the same: to keep your bike running at its best and get you back on the road where it belongs.
Looking Ahead
While motorcycles are at the heart of Le Hangar 23, we’re also excited about the future. Soon, we’ll be expanding into workwear clothing—gear inspired by the same craftsmanship, durability, and timeless style that define our restorations.
For us, it’s all connected: honoring the past, celebrating the present, and building something that lasts.
Our Story Begins
Le Hangar 23 was born out of Triumph Classic Motorcycles, a renowned British bike restoration shop founded in 2013. Over the years, Triumph Classic became a benchmark for craftsmanship, breathing life back into countless legendary machines. Its founder’s connection to Triumph stretched back decades—from his early years at JRC to becoming the final appointed U.S. distributor for the brand.
When he retired, a group of his trusted mechanics stepped in to carry the legacy forward. With his blessing, they built Le Hangar 23 around a simple mission: keeping vintage British motorcycles alive, on the road, and loved by riders for generations.
Who We Are Today
At our Southern California workshop, we’re more than just mechanics—we’re lifelong enthusiasts who live and breathe vintage Triumphs. Our team spans multiple generations, with craftsmen in their 20s working alongside veterans in their 70s. Together, we bring a unique mix of traditional skills and modern precision to every restoration.
The name Le Hangar 23 pays tribute to a family legacy—Elliott’s grandfather’s farm workshop in France, where he first learned to tinker with anything on wheels. That same spirit carries through today, whether we’re perfecting a Triumph twin or riding our own bikes through the desert after a long week in the shop.
Rebuilds That Respect the Past
We specialize in what many consider the golden era of British engineering: Triumph twins from 1968 to 1970. These machines capture the pinnacle of performance, design, and soul. By focusing on this period, we’re able to create restorations that are not only beautiful and authentic, but also mechanically reliable for modern riders.
Every rebuild reflects our respect for history while embracing the advancements that make these bikes practical today. It’s not just about restoring motorcycles—it’s about preserving a legacy and ensuring future generations get to feel the thrill of these classics.
Buying, Selling & Sharing the Ride
Restoration has always been at our core, but we also help connect enthusiasts through sales and brokerage services. Not everyone has the time to wait for a ground-up rebuild, so we also assist with buying and selling high-quality vintage British bikes.
Whether you’re looking to part with a 1970s-era Triumph or find your next classic ride, we aim to serve both sides with honesty and expertise. And if we don’t have the right fit in our stock, there’s a good chance we know someone who does.
Services for Vintage Riders
Beyond full restorations, we also offer maintenance and repairs for vintage British motorcycles. From routine tune-ups to complex overhauls, our experienced mechanics treat every bike with the care it deserves.
Due to demand, our service slots can be limited, so we encourage riders to reach out directly to discuss availability. Our goal is always the same: to keep your bike running at its best and get you back on the road where it belongs.
Looking Ahead
While motorcycles are at the heart of Le Hangar 23, we’re also excited about the future. Soon, we’ll be expanding into workwear clothing—gear inspired by the same craftsmanship, durability, and timeless style that define our restorations.
For us, it’s all connected: honoring the past, celebrating the present, and building something that lasts.
Our Story Begins
Le Hangar 23 was born out of Triumph Classic Motorcycles, a renowned British bike restoration shop founded in 2013. Over the years, Triumph Classic became a benchmark for craftsmanship, breathing life back into countless legendary machines. Its founder’s connection to Triumph stretched back decades—from his early years at JRC to becoming the final appointed U.S. distributor for the brand.
When he retired, a group of his trusted mechanics stepped in to carry the legacy forward. With his blessing, they built Le Hangar 23 around a simple mission: keeping vintage British motorcycles alive, on the road, and loved by riders for generations.
Who We Are Today
At our Southern California workshop, we’re more than just mechanics—we’re lifelong enthusiasts who live and breathe vintage Triumphs. Our team spans multiple generations, with craftsmen in their 20s working alongside veterans in their 70s. Together, we bring a unique mix of traditional skills and modern precision to every restoration.
The name Le Hangar 23 pays tribute to a family legacy—Elliott’s grandfather’s farm workshop in France, where he first learned to tinker with anything on wheels. That same spirit carries through today, whether we’re perfecting a Triumph twin or riding our own bikes through the desert after a long week in the shop.
Rebuilds That Respect the Past
We specialize in what many consider the golden era of British engineering: Triumph twins from 1968 to 1970. These machines capture the pinnacle of performance, design, and soul. By focusing on this period, we’re able to create restorations that are not only beautiful and authentic, but also mechanically reliable for modern riders.
Every rebuild reflects our respect for history while embracing the advancements that make these bikes practical today. It’s not just about restoring motorcycles—it’s about preserving a legacy and ensuring future generations get to feel the thrill of these classics.
Buying, Selling & Sharing the Ride
Restoration has always been at our core, but we also help connect enthusiasts through sales and brokerage services. Not everyone has the time to wait for a ground-up rebuild, so we also assist with buying and selling high-quality vintage British bikes.
Whether you’re looking to part with a 1970s-era Triumph or find your next classic ride, we aim to serve both sides with honesty and expertise. And if we don’t have the right fit in our stock, there’s a good chance we know someone who does.
Services for Vintage Riders
Beyond full restorations, we also offer maintenance and repairs for vintage British motorcycles. From routine tune-ups to complex overhauls, our experienced mechanics treat every bike with the care it deserves.
Due to demand, our service slots can be limited, so we encourage riders to reach out directly to discuss availability. Our goal is always the same: to keep your bike running at its best and get you back on the road where it belongs.
Looking Ahead
While motorcycles are at the heart of Le Hangar 23, we’re also excited about the future. Soon, we’ll be expanding into workwear clothing—gear inspired by the same craftsmanship, durability, and timeless style that define our restorations.
For us, it’s all connected: honoring the past, celebrating the present, and building something that lasts.
Our Story Begins
Le Hangar 23 was born out of Triumph Classic Motorcycles, a renowned British bike restoration shop founded in 2013. Over the years, Triumph Classic became a benchmark for craftsmanship, breathing life back into countless legendary machines. Its founder’s connection to Triumph stretched back decades—from his early years at JRC to becoming the final appointed U.S. distributor for the brand.
When he retired, a group of his trusted mechanics stepped in to carry the legacy forward. With his blessing, they built Le Hangar 23 around a simple mission: keeping vintage British motorcycles alive, on the road, and loved by riders for generations.
Who We Are Today
At our Southern California workshop, we’re more than just mechanics—we’re lifelong enthusiasts who live and breathe vintage Triumphs. Our team spans multiple generations, with craftsmen in their 20s working alongside veterans in their 70s. Together, we bring a unique mix of traditional skills and modern precision to every restoration.
The name Le Hangar 23 pays tribute to a family legacy—Elliott’s grandfather’s farm workshop in France, where he first learned to tinker with anything on wheels. That same spirit carries through today, whether we’re perfecting a Triumph twin or riding our own bikes through the desert after a long week in the shop.
Rebuilds That Respect the Past
We specialize in what many consider the golden era of British engineering: Triumph twins from 1968 to 1970. These machines capture the pinnacle of performance, design, and soul. By focusing on this period, we’re able to create restorations that are not only beautiful and authentic, but also mechanically reliable for modern riders.
Every rebuild reflects our respect for history while embracing the advancements that make these bikes practical today. It’s not just about restoring motorcycles—it’s about preserving a legacy and ensuring future generations get to feel the thrill of these classics.
Buying, Selling & Sharing the Ride
Restoration has always been at our core, but we also help connect enthusiasts through sales and brokerage services. Not everyone has the time to wait for a ground-up rebuild, so we also assist with buying and selling high-quality vintage British bikes.
Whether you’re looking to part with a 1970s-era Triumph or find your next classic ride, we aim to serve both sides with honesty and expertise. And if we don’t have the right fit in our stock, there’s a good chance we know someone who does.
Services for Vintage Riders
Beyond full restorations, we also offer maintenance and repairs for vintage British motorcycles. From routine tune-ups to complex overhauls, our experienced mechanics treat every bike with the care it deserves.
Due to demand, our service slots can be limited, so we encourage riders to reach out directly to discuss availability. Our goal is always the same: to keep your bike running at its best and get you back on the road where it belongs.
Looking Ahead
While motorcycles are at the heart of Le Hangar 23, we’re also excited about the future. Soon, we’ll be expanding into workwear clothing—gear inspired by the same craftsmanship, durability, and timeless style that define our restorations.
For us, it’s all connected: honoring the past, celebrating the present, and building something that lasts.
Our Story Begins
Le Hangar 23 was born out of Triumph Classic Motorcycles, a renowned British bike restoration shop founded in 2013. Over the years, Triumph Classic became a benchmark for craftsmanship, breathing life back into countless legendary machines. Its founder’s connection to Triumph stretched back decades—from his early years at JRC to becoming the final appointed U.S. distributor for the brand.
When he retired, a group of his trusted mechanics stepped in to carry the legacy forward. With his blessing, they built Le Hangar 23 around a simple mission: keeping vintage British motorcycles alive, on the road, and loved by riders for generations.
Who We Are Today
At our Southern California workshop, we’re more than just mechanics—we’re lifelong enthusiasts who live and breathe vintage Triumphs. Our team spans multiple generations, with craftsmen in their 20s working alongside veterans in their 70s. Together, we bring a unique mix of traditional skills and modern precision to every restoration.
The name Le Hangar 23 pays tribute to a family legacy—Elliott’s grandfather’s farm workshop in France, where he first learned to tinker with anything on wheels. That same spirit carries through today, whether we’re perfecting a Triumph twin or riding our own bikes through the desert after a long week in the shop.
Rebuilds That Respect the Past
We specialize in what many consider the golden era of British engineering: Triumph twins from 1968 to 1970. These machines capture the pinnacle of performance, design, and soul. By focusing on this period, we’re able to create restorations that are not only beautiful and authentic, but also mechanically reliable for modern riders.
Every rebuild reflects our respect for history while embracing the advancements that make these bikes practical today. It’s not just about restoring motorcycles—it’s about preserving a legacy and ensuring future generations get to feel the thrill of these classics.
Buying, Selling & Sharing the Ride
Restoration has always been at our core, but we also help connect enthusiasts through sales and brokerage services. Not everyone has the time to wait for a ground-up rebuild, so we also assist with buying and selling high-quality vintage British bikes.
Whether you’re looking to part with a 1970s-era Triumph or find your next classic ride, we aim to serve both sides with honesty and expertise. And if we don’t have the right fit in our stock, there’s a good chance we know someone who does.
Services for Vintage Riders
Beyond full restorations, we also offer maintenance and repairs for vintage British motorcycles. From routine tune-ups to complex overhauls, our experienced mechanics treat every bike with the care it deserves.
Due to demand, our service slots can be limited, so we encourage riders to reach out directly to discuss availability. Our goal is always the same: to keep your bike running at its best and get you back on the road where it belongs.
Looking Ahead
While motorcycles are at the heart of Le Hangar 23, we’re also excited about the future. Soon, we’ll be expanding into workwear clothing—gear inspired by the same craftsmanship, durability, and timeless style that define our restorations.
For us, it’s all connected: honoring the past, celebrating the present, and building something that lasts.
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This website’s content is for general information and not professional advice. Le Hangar 23 makes no guarantees
about the accuracy or reliability of the information. All content, including services and products, may change without notice.
We aim to keep the site updated but cannot guarantee all information is current. For accurate details, contact us or check our
policy and terms. Le Hangar 23 disclaims any liability for actions based on this information.