The motor is now in such a safe state of tune Triumph have extended service intervals to 10,000 miles, making it cheaper to run. So, if you stick to the Trident 660’s service schedule over three ...

The Speed Twin 1200 and Speed Twin 1200 RS are powered by a 1,200cc, liquid-cooled, parallel-twin engine. Triumph has launched the latest iteration of the Speed Twin 1200 in India. The 2025 edition is ...

The outward premise and Triumph’s own brief for the Tiger Sport 800 are straightforward: giving the already excellent Tiger Sport 660 more grunt and a higher general specification, without ...

British motorcycle manufacturer Triumph has launched the 2025 Speed ... first seen on the Trident 660 and then the Speed Twin 900. The switchgear remains unchanged and both bikes also feature ...

The updated 2025 Triumph Speed Triple RS is headed for Australian shores ... Suspension is handled by Ohlins SmartEC3 semi-active system which includes a new tuning interface that continuously ...

making it the first Triumph neo-retro bike to do so. The instrumentation on these models has also been updated with twin digi-analog dials being replaced by an LCD/TFT unit from the Trident 660.

with the twin digi-analogue dials making way for the LCD/TFT unit from the Trident 660. This unit can be seen on a growing number of Triumph models today, including the newly launched Speed Twin 900.

A 2025 Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS ... This includes the cutting-edge Öhlins Objective Based Tuning Interface (OBTi), which allows riders to easily adjust the suspension’s dynamic damping ...

Triumph’s $19,995 MSRP 2025 Speed Triple 1200 RS has come out swinging for the new year with some significant upgrades on both the raw horsepower and technology sides. Powered by Triumph’s glorious ...

Upgrades for the 2025 model year mean Triumph’s Speed Triple 1200 RS has reestablished ... the SmartEC3 semi-active suspension uses Öhlins’ ‘Objective Based Tuning Interface’ (OBTi) system that ...

Porsche Penske Motorsport’s victory in the 2025 Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona Sunday afternoon was lauded as “something none of us could have dreamed of” by the team’s managing director, Jonathan Diuguid.