Triumph has introduced some mid-season changes to its range of motorcycles for 2024. These changes include new colour options for the Rocket 3, Speed Triple 1200 RS, and two updated Tiger models. These new colours are classified as 2024 updates and are available for ordering through official Triumph dealerships.
Here is a table of the new colour schemes and their prices:
| Model | New Color | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Speed Triple 1200 RS | Carnival Red | £15,795 OTR (+£300) |
| Trident 660 | Jet Black & Triumph Racing Yellow | £7,895 OTR (+£300) |
| Rocket 3 R | Sapphire Black & Carnival Red with Silver Ice | £21,995 OTR (+£600) |
| Rocket 3 GT | Sapphire Black & Carnival Red with Silver Ice | £22,695 OTR (+£600) |
| Tiger 850 Sport | Graphite & Jet Black | £10,095 OTR |
| Tiger Sport 660 | Snowdonia White & Jet Black | £8,945 OTR |
| Tiger Sport 660 | Jet Black & Graphite | £8,945 OTR (+£100) |
2024 Speed Triple 1200 RS
The 2024 Speed Triple 1200 RS is now available in a new Carnival Red colour, which comes at an additional cost of £300. In addition to the new colour, the Speed Triple is offered in Matt Silver Ice and Sapphire Black options.
Trident 660
The entry-level Trident 660 has received a new Jet Black & Triumph Racing Yellow livery. This is in addition to the existing colour options, which include Silver Ice & Diablo Red, Matt Jet Black & Silver Ice, and Sapphire Black.
Rocket 3 R and Rocket 3 GT
The Rocket 3 R and Rocket 3 GT models are now available in a new Sapphire Black & Carnival Red with a Silver Ice paint scheme. This colour option comes at a premium of £600 over the existing colours, which include Matt Silver Ice and Sapphire Black.
Tiger Sport 660 and Tiger 850 Sport
The Tiger Sport 660 and Tiger 850 Sport belong to the middleweight adventure touring segment and have also gained new colours for 2024. The Tiger 850 Sport is available in a new Graphite & Jet Black colour, along with the existing Graphite & Diablo Red option. The Tiger Sport 660 is now offered in Snowdonia White & Jet Black and Jet Black & Graphite, with the latter commanding an additional cost of £100.
The prices for these motorcycles vary depending on the model and trim. For example, the Speed Triple 1200 RS starts at £15,795 on the road (OTR), with the new Carnival Red colour option available for an additional £300.
The Trident 660 starts at £7,895 OTR, and the Rocket 3 R and Rocket 3 GT are priced at £21,995 OTR and £22,695 OTR, respectively. The Tiger 850 Sport has an OTR price of £10,095, while the Tiger Sport 660 starts at £8,945 OTR, with a £100 premium for the Jet Black & Graphite colour option.
Pros of the new colour options for Triumph motorcycles:
- Variety and personalization: Introducing new colour options allows riders to choose a colour scheme that suits their taste and style. It adds more variety and personalization to the Triumph motorcycle lineup.
- Fresh and updated appearance: New colours can give motorcycles a fresh and updated look, making them stand out on the road and attracting attention from riders and enthusiasts.
- Enhanced resale value: Some riders may prefer specific colours, and having a wider range of colour options can potentially increase the resale value of the motorcycles, as it appeals to a broader market.
- Increased exclusivity: New colors for specific models can make them feel more exclusive and unique, especially if the colour options are limited or not commonly seen on the road. This can enhance the sense of pride and ownership for riders.
Cons of the new colour options for Triumph motorcycles:
- Additional cost: Some new colour options may come at an additional cost compared to the standard colours. This can increase the overall price of the motorcycle, potentially making it less accessible for budget-conscious riders.
- Limited availability: Depending on the popularity and demand for specific colour options, availability may be limited. Riders may have to wait longer or face challenges in obtaining their desired colour choice.
- Potential mismatch with accessories: If riders already have accessories, such as aftermarket parts or riding gear, specifically matched to the existing colour options, introducing new colours may create a mismatch or require additional expenses to update those accessories.
- Subjective preference: Color choices are highly subjective, and not all riders may find the new colour options appealing. Some riders may prefer classic or standard colours. Triumph offers and may feel disappointed if their preferred colour is unavailable.
Conclusion
Introducing new colour options for Triumph motorcycles brings both pros and cons to riders. On the positive side, the new colours provide variety and personalization options, allowing riders to choose a colour scheme that suits their style.
Fresh appearance
The fresh and updated appearance of the motorcycles can make them stand out on the road and potentially enhance their resale value. Additionally, the availability of new colors can create a sense of exclusivity and uniqueness for riders.
However, there are also some potential drawbacks to consider. The additional cost of certain colour options may increase the overall price of the motorcycle, making it less accessible for budget-conscious riders.
Specific shades
Limited availability of specific colours may require riders to wait longer or face challenges in obtaining their desired choice. There is also the possibility of a mismatch with existing accessories or the disappointment of not finding a preferred colour among the new options.
Ultimately, the impact of the new colour options will vary from rider to rider, depending on their personal preferences and priorities. Individuals must weigh the pros and cons and decide based on their tastes and circumstances.
You can visit the Triumph UK website for more detailed information on these new colour options and their pricing.
