Triumph

Scramblers are the modern equivalent of Steve McQueen jumping the fence in The Great Escape: cool to look at, cool to ride. There’s a good choice out there right now but which one is the one for you? Here’s a list of the best Scrambler motorcycles available today.

Triumph started its electric journey back in 2019 and after three years, the company has finally wrapped up the fourth, last, and live testing phase of the TE-1 electric bike. Following this, the British giant is now gearing up to reveal its first electric motorcycle on July 12, 2022.

As impressive as Triumph’s naked motorcycles are, sportbike enthusiasts are still begging the British bikemaker to re-introduce the Daytona, which was discontinued in 2017 and yes, we’ll be ignoring the Daytona 765 for now, thanks to its very limited production.

One such enthusiast is digital artist Oberdan Bezzi who, instead of whining like us, has taken to his sketch board to put together, this smashing render of what a modern-day Triumph sportbike could look like, probably based on the Trident 660.

Taking the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” road, Triumph Motorcycles has updated the Street Triple, Speed Triple, Trident 660, and Rocket 3 range with new colors for 2023, some of which are plain bold.

Let’s take a look.

Triumph tuned up its Bonneville 900 High Torque plant that powers the modern-classic T100 ahead of MY2021. The new version is both cleaner and stronger with snappier throttle responses than ever before along with a higher red line. New forks float the lighter chassis with new top-shelf Brembo brake components to make the T100 more fun to ride and safer to boot.

Triumph punches up its Tiger 1200 Rally Pro with a number of improvements that increase comfort, performance, and rideability over that of its predecessor. Significant weight-saving measures were taken to put it over 55 pounds lighter. Plus it comes with new ergonomics to go with the new suspension components. The Rally Pro also receives a dedicated 21/18 wheel size and cornering ABS to give safety and peace-of-mind a little extra boost.

Triumph beefed up its Bonneville lineup ahead of MY2021 with an updated Speedmaster model. This popular variant on the Bonneville Bobber platform comes with a cleaner engine this year, along with higher-spec suspension components, and improved pilot/passenger comfort features for longer spells in the saddle. A robust accessories selection stands ready to help you get set up just how you like whether you’re into touring, commuting, or just cruising and grocery-getting.

LeoVince, one of the biggest aftermarket exhaust companies, has launched a new range of exhausts for Triumph’s baby naked, the Trident 660, which will unlock your bike’s pure inline-three symphony.

Stripping and rebuilding an engine can be a daunting task but this series of videos shows you step-by-step how to go about it.

Triumph’s Tiger line has long been a dominant force in the ADV-bike world, but the factory focused its efforts on 800 cc models and up. All that changes for MY2022 with the release of the new Tiger Sport 660. Built as a street-centric adventure machine, the “Sport” extends the Tiger lineup deep into the mid-range to appeal to a wider range of rider.

Triumph rolls into MY2021 with an all-new street bike in its Trident 660. Just think of this as the British giant’s ambassador – or perhaps recruiter would be a more apt as a title – to the entry-level segment. It qualifies for a number of reasons, chief among them is the tractable power delivery, ride-safety electronics, and even the price. Lean, clean, and essential, the new Trident 660 brings a rare level of accessibility to the market, all wrapped up in one sporty package.

Not long ago, Triumph joined hands with legendary watchmaker Breitling to introduce a special variant of the Speed Twin. Now, the British bikemaker is back with yet another special edition, by partnering with legendary guitar company, Gibson, to introduce the very special Triumph Bonneville T120 1959 Legends Custom Edition.

Triumph Motorcycles and Gibson Guitars have teamed up to offer a one-off custom Bonneville and Les Paul guitar to the rider who raises most money for the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride.

The first shots of Triumph’s 2022 Tiger 1200 adventure bike are emerging from Portugal and there’s something familiar about that headlight.