Following the launch of the Tiger 900 GT, GT Pro, and Rally Pro earlier in the month, Triumph Motorcycles launched its new motocross motorcycle, the Triumph TF 250-X, which is an important milestone in its history of more than a century. This model stands out for its weight/performance ratio, first-class components, and technical specifications.
The project for the new TF 250-X, the result of collaborations with off-road legends like Ricky Carmichael and Ivan Cervantes, started from scratch. Its four-stroke engine and aluminum frame have been designed to maximize compactness and lightness, integrating high-level components available on the market. The design of the motorcycle, simple yet bold, is an eye-catching combination of black and yellow Triumph Racing.
As for distribution in Italy, the British motorcycle manufacturer has chosen only a specific dealership, guaranteeing complete after-sales services, including technical assistance and the supply of spare parts. Addition: “Triumph First” digital platform It enables a completely online purchase process, from choosing a model to digitally signing the contract.
Steve Sargent, chief product manager of Triumph Motorcycles, highlighted the company’s long-term commitment and investment in motocross to provide a complete motorcycle for every level of rider.
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The engine from the new Triumph TF 250-Xand DOHC single cylinder features a light and compact design with high-tech internal components. You can change the nozzle mapping using the MX Tune Pro application, directly from your smartphone. The aluminum frame promises an optimal balance between performance, weight, and flexibility.
The new model boasts top-of-the-line components, including KYB suspension, Brembo brakes, and DirtStar rims. Available accessories include an Akrapovič exhaust system, an Athena control module, and other performance-enhancing components.
Triumph Motorcycle’s engineering team has worked with big names in motocross, such as Ricky Carmichael and Ivan Cervantes, during the development process of the new motorcycle. In addition, Triumph announced its participation in the 2024 FIM Motocross World Championship with a factory team. The PUSH Triumph TF 250-X 2024 will be available for 11,395 euros, with deliveries expected next spring.
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