Triumph Motorcycles

One of the 20th century’s most celebrated motorcycle manufacturers, the original Triumph ground to a halt in the early 1980s. Reborn as a thoroughly modern British company in the 1990s, the new Triumph vowed to create its own identity rather than producing copycat sportbikes or cruisers. Today’s lineup of two- and three-cylinder bikes is impressive, blanketing adventure, cruiser, modern classic, cafe racer, and the roadster categories. The three-cylinder range includes the rakish Street and Speed Triple naked bikes, the off-road-capable Tiger 900, and the massive 2,500cc Rocket 3 cruiser with its claimed 163 pound-feet of torque. As for its twin-cylinder options, Triumphs offers the Bonneville, Scrambler, Speed and Street Twins, and Thruxton. Altogether, the lineup beautifully honors Triumph’s rich heritage, bridging the century-wide gap between the first Triumph in 1902 to its 2020 latest machines.

Discover the latest Triumph sportbikes, standards, cruisers, and adventure motorcycles in our 2020 motorcycle buyer’s guide. We ride and review all of the new Triumph motorcycles and share our likes, dislikes, and overall opinion of each model, along with a breakdown of important specifications and retail pricing. Together with our dyno tests and comparisons, you’ll get a complete picture of every Triumph in our buyer’s guide.

Browse the latest Triumph street and cruiser motorcycle reviews and comparisons from Cycle World. We ride all of the 2020 Triumph motorcycles. Read our detailed reviews and learn how those motorcycles stack up against their two-wheel competition in our comparisons.

From the Triumph Bonneville to the Triumph Tiger 1200, Cycle World breaks down every 2019 Triumph motorcycle. Check out the technical specifications and retail pricing for all 2019 Triumph motorcycles, plus previews, first-ride reviews, road tests, and comparisons.