Triumph in the News
April 2020: Triumph In The News
Ultimate Motorcycling weighs in on the ultimate middleweight adventure tourer, Triumph’s all-new Tiger 900 GT Pro: “With a new, higher power motor, chassis update, upgraded suspension, new brakes, and larger full connectivity TFT screen, there’s everything to like about the 2020 Triumph Tiger 900 GT Pro,” they insist. “The entire package is lighter and easier to handle, as well as ready for long-distance touring and light off-road duty.”
“The Triumph Daytona Moto2 765 Limited Edition is everything we hoped it would be: a rev-hungry flyweight that excites, grips and flatters, with an extra dose of midrange grunt and flexibility that’ll make it easier to live with than a mad, bad 600. It’ll flatter you on a trackday and just like a rarefied slice of exotica is loaded with tasty parts and packed full of electronics.” After a long wait and much anticipation, MCN gets their hands on a new Triumph Daytona Moto2 765 for a go on the road and track.
When comparing spec sheets on the top power cruisers of 2020, Motorcycle Cruiser draws some pretty stark conclusions. “Triumph totally redesigned its massive Rocket 3 for 2020, to reclaim the title of the largest-displacement production motorcycle in the world. That all-new 2,458cc triple claims to output a whopping 165 hp, with—get this—peak torque of 163 pound-feet.” That’s a capacity nearly 600cc larger than the nearest competitor and a massive 30 more pound-feet of torque! Better yet, the Rocket 3 churns out a jaw-dropping 57 more pound-feet than Ducati’s more expensive Diavel.