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French motorcycle workshop FCR Original has unveiled the “Escape” conversion for the Triumph Scrambler 400. The result is a street-legal yet off-road-capable machine that stands apart from the stock model in both looks and capability.

The Triumph Daytona 660 receives a targeted update for 2026 with an adjustable Showa fork, standard quickshifter and new Metzeler tyres. Triumph responds to criticism of the original model’s soft suspension.

Everything you need to know about the 2026 Isle of Man TT: full schedule (May 25 – June 6), the new Sportbike class, riders and teams, results and background. Continuously updated.

The 2026 motorcycle year brings a wealth of new releases – from completely new models to major overhauls, fresh colors, and technical updates. This overview page summarizes all the important motorcycle news for 2026 and is continuously updated.

Triumph Bonneville recall 2026: Nearly 9,000 motorcycles affected due to overheating connector. All models, causes and the new repair solution.

Triumph is expanding the Speed Twin series with a strictly limited edition Cafe Racer variant. The Speed Twin 1200 Cafe Racer Edition combines classic racing looks with the renowned technology of the Speed Twin 1200 RS.

Triumph is fundamentally revamping its 660 series for the 2026 season. The Trident 660 and Tiger Sport 660 will receive more power, technical adjustments, and visual changes.

Triumph is expanding its 400 series and introducing two new models for 2026. The Tracker 400 and Thruxton 400 are based on the same technical platform, but differ significantly in terms of design, ergonomics, and chassis tuning.

The Tiger Sport 800 gets a comprehensively equipped long-distance package with the Tour version. The model combines familiar triple performance with standard touring accessories and is expected to be available from February 2026.

Triumph is expanding its Street Triple series with the addition of the sporty 765 RX and 765 Moto2 Edition models. Both bikes are designed to offer greater exclusivity and a more race track-oriented focus, and are based on the powerful RS model.

Triumph is expanding its Tiger series for the 2026 model year with four new special editions: Alpine and Desert editions are available for the Tiger 900 and 1200 respectively. Both model variants feature special equipment, new colors, and, for the first time, a standard Akrapovič muffler. The new editions are not only designed to evoke mountain landscapes and deserts, but also offer real added value in terms of technology and comfort.

With the introduction of the Triumph Trident 800, the British manufacturer will expand its portfolio in March or April 2026 with a completely new naked bike in the mid-range segment. With its fresh design, modern three-cylinder engine, and extensive features, the bike is aimed at riders who are looking for riding pleasure and contemporary technology in an urban environment.

Triumph has specifically redesigned the Scrambler 1200 XE for the 2026 model year. With an improved chassis, new color options, and proven technology, it aims to further consolidate its position as an adventure-ready classic.

The Triumph Scrambler 900 is entering a new phase for the 2026 model year and has been significantly redesigned. The traditional British brand has not only given its successful classic a sharper design, but has also focused on new technologies and noticeable optimizations to the chassis and brakes. The aim of the redesign is to combine the authentic Scrambler identity with a modern technology package.

The Triumph Bonneville Bobber has been given a comprehensive makeover for the 2026 model year. The British custom bike remains true to its minimalist design, but combines traditional styling elements with modern technology and revised ergonomics.

With the new Bonneville T100, T120, and T120 Black for the 2026 model year, Triumph continues the long tradition of British motorcycle icons. The Modern Classics feature subtly revised details, fresh color options, and more extensive technology—including, for the first time, standard lean-sensitive ABS and traction control.

The traditional British brand Triumph is presenting the revamped Bonneville Speedmaster for the 2026 model year. The focus of the new features is on a larger fuel tank capacity, greater comfort, and the latest driver assistance systems.

Triumph is about to launch one of the biggest model offensives in its history. Over the next six months, 29 new or redesigned motorcycles are set to be unveiled worldwide. Eighteen of these models have been announced for Germany and Austria. This aggressive product offensive follows directly on the heels of a record year in which Triumph delivered a total of 141,683 motorcycles between July 2024 and June 2025. Compared to 2019, this represents a 136 percent increase in sales. The British company now has over 950 dealers in 68 countries.

Triumph is apparently planning to add two new special editions to the Street Triple 765 model family. According to the latest information, both an RX version and a Moto2 Edition could be about to be officially unveiled. Both models are set to be released in limited numbers.

Triumph is continuing to expand its roadster range and is currently testing a new model variant that is set to be launched under the name Trident 800. Initial photos of a prototype spotted during test drives in Spain suggest that the motorcycle is almost ready for series production. The Trident 800 is positioned between the already established Trident 660 and the more powerful Street Triple 765.