The Best Triumph Motorcycles Ever Made [2024 Edition]

Why We Picked It:

The Triumph Bonneville, inspired by Utah's famous Bonneville Salt Flats, is a classic motorcycle with a rich history. Its standard 900cc engine is known for reliability and eco-friendliness, reaching speeds up to 115mph. For thrill-seekers, the T120 model can hit 130mph. The Bonneville's charm lies in its simplicity, with minimal gadgets and a strong road connection. It's a timeless bike that showcases Triumph's winning design from the start. Perfect for those who appreciate raw biking experience.

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For motorcycle enthusiasts, the Triumph Daytona 675R is more than just a bike; it's a legend. Introduced in 2006, this three-cylinder sport bike quickly became a favorite, especially the 2014 model, which holds a special place for many, including myself as I owned one for several years. Triumph's journey with the Daytona series was a response to the fierce competition from Japanese sport bikes.

While it might not have been the most powerful, its top speed, sleek design, and advanced features like ABS and multiple rider modes made it a top choice for riders everywhere. Though its production ended in 2016, the Triumph Daytona 675R remains an iconic chapter in motorcycle history.

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When you think of mighty cruisers, British bikes might not be the first to come to mind. But the 2023 Triumph Rocket 3 might change that perception. It's not just the most powerful in the Triumph range but also boasts the largest engine at 2,500cc. With a whopping 163 lb-ft of torque, it's the king of production bikes. This year, Triumph introduces fresh styles, including the 221 option, showcasing its massive torque, and a dazzling Chrome variant.

The Rocket 3 isn't just about power; it's packed with features like Brembo Stylema brakes, cornering ABS, and cruise control. Its adjustable Showa suspension ensures smooth rides, even in corners that the older version couldn't handle. Available in two models, the Rocket 3 R and GT, they mainly differ in handlebar position and accessories. The new Rocket 3 is lighter, more agile, and ready to impress any motorcycle enthusiast. Whether you're into aggressive street rides or relaxed cruising, the Rocket 3 has got you covered.

Why We Picked It:

Last year, Triumph revamped the Tiger 1200 bikes, making them a top choice for adventure enthusiasts in 2023. These bikes boast a powerful 1160cc engine, 6-speed transmission, and top-notch features like Brembo brakes and a 7” display. The GT models are perfect for the road with adjustable features and added bonuses in the GT Pro. The GT Explorer stands out with a larger fuel tank and extras for long rides. Perfect for any motorcycle lover seeking adventure!

Why We Picked It:

In 1994, the Speed Triple roared onto the scene, inspired by the classic 'Speed Twin'. With its powerful 885cc engine and unique 'bug-eye' headlights, it quickly became a favorite. Fast forward to the 2023 Speed Triple which boasts an even mightier 1160cc engine with a roaring 178 HP.

Recognized as one of the first "streetfighter" style bikes, it's stripped of excess, focusing purely on speed and power. While it's not the go-to for daily commutes or romantic picnics, thrill-seekers adore it. Just ask Tom Cruise, who showcased its prowess in Mission Impossible 2. If you crave adrenaline-packed rides, the Speed Triple might just be your dream bike.