Triumph Updates Speed Twin 900 for 2025: New Features and Hardware

The 2025 Triumph Speed Twin 900 has received a significant update, making it a more attractive option for motorcycle enthusiasts. The new model features a sleeker design with shorter fenders, following the design language of its larger 1200 sibling. It is available in three colour options and comes with an LED headlight as standard, along with the option to choose from 120 accessories from Triumph’s selection.

One of the major updates to the Speed Twin 900 is the suspension setup, with the addition of USD forks from Marzocchi and dual shocks at the rear. This change has resulted in a taller saddle height of 780mm, enhancing the overall riding experience. The braking system has also been improved, with a Triumph branded radial calliper replacing the Brembo axial calliper, and larger disc rotors for better performance.

The instrument cluster has been upgraded to a TFT unit, similar to the one found on the 1200 model. The electronics package includes Road and Rain riding modes, traction control, and cornering ABS, providing riders with added safety and control. The 900cc liquid-cooled parallel twin engine remains unchanged, delivering 65bhp and 80Nm of torque, paired with a six-speed gearbox. Optional cruise control is also available for those looking for added convenience on their rides.

Overall, the 2025 Triumph Speed Twin 900 offers a combination of style, performance, and technology, making it a compelling choice for riders looking for a versatile and fun motorcycle. With its updated hardware and features, the Speed Twin 900 is sure to turn heads and provide an exhilarating riding experience for motorcycle enthusiasts.