Triumph introduces new color schemes for three of its most iconic ranges, with up to 13 new colors that will dress some of the most charismatic models of the Adventure, Roadster and Modern Classics familiesadapting to the most current style and design trends with its unique personality.
These new products will be available in the Spanish market imminently. In fact, it is now possible to make reservations through the official dealer network. Triumph's new color range combines the brand's DNA with a more vivid style than ever.
Triumph summer 2024 color range in detail
Adventure Range
Within the Adventure range of the Hinckley firm we find this Tiger Sport 660, which incorporates the new Baja Orange and Phantom Black color scheme into the catalog. The front and tank are bathed in orange, in contrast to the front fender, radiator covers and rear panels, in black.
On the other hand, the Tiger 850 Sport presents two new colors: Roulette Green and Jet Black; and the Korosi Red and Graphite. The first option, which takes us back in time to the legendary Tiger 955i from 2001, has the tank, the side panels up to the seat and the side supports of the front fender in Roulette Green, while the front panel of the tank, the fender The upper and radiator covers feature a Jet Black scheme, with green details.
The second color scheme for the 850 sees the tank and side panels in Korosi Red, contrasted with the front fender side supports, upper fender and radiator shrouds in a rich graphite colour.
Modern Classics range
The Hinckley firm also presents chromatic novelties in its most iconic range. Starting with the Scrambler 900, now available with the tank in a striking Kingfisher Blue color with two black side stripes, contrasting the front fender, side panels and rear fender, in Jet Black.
For its part, the Bonneville Speedmaster sports an attractive two-tone tank in Snowdonia White and Cranberry Red, with the fenders, headlight and side panels in Sapphire Black. This two-color configuration continues on the iconic Bonneville T100, with the tank in Aluminum Silver & Baja Orange, and with the fenders, headlight and side panels in Jet Black.
On the other hand, the Bonneville T120 has the tank in Crystal White & Cranberry Red, while the fenders, headlight and side panels are presented in Jet Black. The Bonneville Bobber adds a modern matte finish to its tank in Matt Graphite and Matt Baja Orange, along with the fenders and side panels in a glossy Jet Black.
Finally, the Speed Twin 900 adds a new makeover to the range, with the two-tone tank in Matt Phantom Black & Matt Crystal White, which complements the matching fenders and side panels in the current Matt Phantom Black.
Naked range
Triumph's Roadster family is opting for more striking and vivid colors for the new season. On the one hand, the Speed Triple 1200 RS features a bold Cosmic Yellow scheme, which covers the tank, the double headlight trim, the side panels, the keel, the rear bodywork and the tail. While the carbon fiber fender completes the sporty look of this Triumph marvel.
On the other hand, the Hinckley factory presents two new color schemes for its Street Triple 765 R: the Matt Baja Orange scheme and the Pure White. The first option dresses the tank, the double headlight trim and the side panels in Matt Baja Orange, in contrast to the front fender and radiator guards, in Matt Black.
The second color scheme features a crisp white tank and features Baja Orange accents on the tank side panels, along with Pure White rear bodywork, front fender and headlight trim, while the radiator guards feature the bold Storm Gray color.
Finally, the Street Triple 765 RS adds a Phantom Black color variation, with fluorine yellow details on the sides of the tank, side panels and rear bodywork. All this in contrast to the Phantom Black that is present on the entire motorcycle, including the front fender, the double headlight trim, the keel and the tail cover.
For more information about the new range of Triumph colors you can visit the brand's official website or any of the authorized distributors with which the British brand works within our borders.
