#Triumph

Triumph have made minor changes heading into the new model year.

Triumph had a hit on its hands when it launched the Trident 660 for the 2021 model year, claiming sales of more than 35,600 units worldwide. That made it an easy call to update the roadster for 2025, giving it upgraded suspension and electronics.

Updated look, corner-sensitive electronics, and a sportier new variant

Evans warned us this wasn’t a good idea. Having just ridden the Ducati Diavel V4 at its press intro, he knew right away a Triumph Rocket 3 had no business being lined up next to it. Naturally, he shot the idea down when Ryan and I proposed it originally. We moved on to other things, but we couldn’t shake the thought of putting the two bikes together someday. Well, that day has finally come. The Rocket 3, with its gargantuan engine, and the Diavel V4 – the love child of a Panigale and a cruiser – have come and gone through the Motorcycle.com gauntlet. The result may not surprise you…

Evans was right all along.