Triumph Motorcycle Range Updated With New Colour Options

Triumph has been on quite the aesthetic spree in 2024. After the launch of the new 2025 Triumph Triple Tribute Special Edition and Thruxton RS Final Edition, the brand has now updated its entire portfolio, however, barring a few. 

Triumph Modern Classic

Starting with Triumph’s Modern Classic portfolio, the Scrambler 900, Bonneville T100, Speed Twin 900, Speedmaster, T120 and Bobber have been updated. The Speed Twin 1200 is missing, which can be taken as an indication of sorts that the bike is slated for a thorough update. 

The Triumph Scrambler 900 gets a new Kingfisher Blue colour with black inserts, giving that rad appeal a subtle yet vibrant funk touch. The Bonneville T100 gets an aluminium silver and Baja orange, combo, while the Bobber gets a Matt Graphite and Baja orange combo. 

The Speedmaster retains its retro outlook with a new Snowdonia White and Cranberry Red option, and the Bonneville T120 has gained a new Crystal White and Cranberry Red option, while the Speed Twin 900 keeps matters simple with a rather subdued Matte Phantom and Matt Crystal White option. 

Triumph Roadsters 

While the entry-level Triumph Street Triple 765 has gained a new Matt Baja Orange and a new Pure White option. The range-topping Street Triple 765 RS gains a new Stealthy Black Phantom option. The top-of-the-line Street Triple 1200 RS will now be available with a new striking Cosmic Yellow option for the 2025 model year. 

Triumph Adventure Motorcycles

The Tiger 850 Sport is now available in a new eye-catching Roulette Green and Jet Black design, alongside a striking Korosi Red and Graphite scheme. The entry-level Triumph Tiger 660 has a new popping Baja Orange and Phantom black dual tone. Yes, the bigger Triumph Tiger 1200s miss out on these updates.