Triumph reviews

This bike is fast and smooth. Bare bones make it look sleek, without missing any luxuries of a cycle. This 6-speed, 1200-horse-powered, quiet engine makes this beast a fun ride. Look good and drive safe, easy to maneuver and plenty of get up and go. Show less

Well made machine with excellent mechanical craftsmanship. Reliable and smooth riding. Heavier than some bikes in its class but still handles very well. I purchased a second saddle for riding comfort. My bike has the Rotrex supercharger and the 1200R engine package. A real blast to ride. Show less

Freaking awesome middle weight adventure bike. When I did my research it was #1 in articles for that size. I've found it to be fun, sporty, responsive, agile, and a blast to ride. I love the sound of the triple engine, there's nothing quite like it. It has several riding modes, road, rain, sport, and off-road. I actually waited 1k before putting it in sport mode and now it rarely comes outta sport. It's a different beast in sport for sure. The upright riding position is comfortable for me, I added risers to make the handlebars more comfortable, added a Sargents seat, and I was off to the races (figuratively). It's perfect for short jaunts or the long haul. I took it on a 2k mile 4-day trek and it was superb. I have the GT Low model and it's super manageable for my shorter stature. The gas mileage is good around 47-50 mpg, less if you're flying down the interstate at 80 . I guess it's the light weight and that tripple engine, but this thing really accelerates and makes for a fun ride! Show less

Excellent size for highway, interstate and trails. Large enough to out power traffic, small enough to get into great fishing and hunting areas. Perfect room for camping gear. For date nights, passenger comfort ready. Greater closer parking chances. Heated grips makes the ride like it's nothing when temperatures drop. Removable and adjustable windshield is perfect for long rides keeping debris and bugs off your helmet. I've always enjoyed riding the black hills, Colorado peak to peak and small rural roads. Show less

A brilliant collectors motorcycle. Stylistically, a gem. Rides like a Thruxton, looks like something out of a museum. Ps. In the canyons this bike will ride like a super bike. Around town it rides like a gentleman's sport bike. Show less

2018 didn't have much competition in the 800 ish cc class of off road oriented Adventure bikes. It was the first year of Triumph's 3rd generation Tiger 800, and XCA was the most well equipped off road oriented version of the middleweight Tiger. It's only other direct competition was the BMW F 850 GS Adventure. The next closest competitor was the KTM 1090 Adventure which was lighter and more powerful. There was also the Honda Africa Twin in 1000 cc, Compared to these other bikes, I think the only one that really bested it was the KTM 1090 Adventure. I think the Tiger was geared slightly too high, so I recommend dropping two teeth on the rear sprocket for lower speed technical prowess, and upgrading the rear shock. The display was great. after 15k miles I never had a problem. I recommend installing upper crash bars so you don't have to worry about damage when you crash. Engine is fun and exhilarating. Handled all trails. The KTM 1090 Adventure was the one to beat in performance, but I loved the overall package of the Triumph Tiger 800. Show less

My 2020 Triumph speed twin has custom wheels, Nitron suspension, Dyno Jet Commander V fuel injection controller, ASV C5 clutch and break levers, and Rizoma Vision sequential NANOLED turn signals. It's not just a bike but a finely tuned piece of art. It's the McClaren of motorcycles. Show less

The Triumph Bonneville Bobber is a classic motorcycle, fun to ride, looks great on the road with great performance capability from its 1200 cc engine and water cooled. The Bobber stands out with its unique and stylish design that goes back to the retro Bobber bikes of the past. I have enjoyed riding it on the back roads of San Diego County. Show less

Triumph Speedmaster (1200cc) The Speedmaster seems a little overlooked, as Triumph's copy of an HD Softail. But it's EXCELLENT. It is supremely comfortable, and handles very well, with a lot of grunt, not too much weight, and a very light-feeling front end. The tank, seat, and general lines, are beautiful and classic. The beach bars and forward controls make for a very laid back but easy riding position, and it is a LOT of fun to ride. The exhaust note is the best from a factory exhaust I've heard, honestly! It is not too loud, not quiet, just a beautiful deep thrum from the 1200 twin. I added a Madstad windshield, bags, a sissy bar, and bobbins for chain maintenance, and that is all it needed. It comes with just enough features, and the cruise control is easy and intuitive. making it good for long rides. Beautiful, reliable, fun, and easy. Take this thing to the cafe, or across country, it is a very gratifying, pretty, and functional road cruiser. (I like it better than the HD Softail, too. Not as heavy, hot, loud, or difficult. I never had to make any excuses for this Triumph. Fantastic bike!) Show less

Wonderfully balanced motorcycle. A joy to ride and very reliable. Turns heads wherever you go. The suspension is wonderful and the center of gravity makes this handle with surgical precision. Gobs of torque from the 1200 vertical twin. With the right exhaust has a menacing sound. Show less