Triumph Models & Specifications

Edward Turner's parallel-twin Speed Twin was the most important motorcycle design of the 20th centur…

Named because Triumph guaranteed every Tiger 100 engine had been run on the test bench at over 100 m…

The Triumph Thunderbird 6T — named for an American Indigenous spirit to boost US sales — was the bik…

The Tiger 100 was the performance version of the Speed Twin, hand-tested to guarantee over 100 mph i…

Named in honour of Johnny Allen's 214 mph land speed record set on the Utah salt flats in 1956, the …

Triumph's three-cylinder Trident was built to challenge Honda's CB750. Its 740cc triple engine was s…

Triumph's modern Daytona T595 (actually 955 cc) was built to reclaim the sporting glory of the brand…

The T595 Daytona reinvented Triumph as a premium sportsbike manufacturer. Its 955cc triple engine, a…

The Street Triple used the Daytona 675's 675 cc inline-three engine in a naked chassis weighing only…

The Street Triple R launched a new category of fun, aggressive middleweights. Its 675cc triple revve…

Triumph's mid-size adventure bike used an 800 cc inline-three — narrower and lighter than the Tiger …

The Scrambler 1200 XE blended classic scrambler aesthetics with modern off-road capability. Its long…

The spiritual descendant of the 1959 Bonneville that set a land-speed record at Bonneville Salt Flat…

The definitive streetfighter. The Speed Triple 1200 RS combines 180 hp from a 1,160 cc inline-three …

Triumph's flagship adventure motorcycle features an 888 cc inline-triple with a unique 120° firing i…