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  • Triumph Launches TF 250-C and TF 450-C: Cross Country Weapons Ready for 2025

    Triumph Launches TF 250-C and TF 450-C: Cross Country Weapons Ready for 2025

    Triumph is getting serious about cross country racing. The brand has just pulled the covers off two new off-road machines — the TF 250-C and TF 450-C — built from the ground up to take on GNCC and long-distance enduro events. These bikes aren’t just motocross bikes with tweaks; they’ve been purpose-built to dominate cross country terrain.

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    Both models pack competition-developed four-stroke engines. The TF 250-C is the agile rev-happy option, pumping out 47.3 PS at 13,250 rpm, while the TF 450-C brings the muscle with 62.4 PS at 9,500 rpm. Riders get smooth torque for technical trails, explosive acceleration for open sections, and serious durability thanks to forged pistons, titanium valves, DLC coatings, and lightweight magnesium covers.

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    Control is the name of the game, and Triumph delivers. A five-speed gearbox with quickshifter, hydraulic Brembo brakes, and a high-capacity clutch give riders the tools to push harder. The lightweight aluminium spine frame, tuned KYB AOS suspension, and 8.3L translucent fuel tank are all designed with endurance in mind.

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    On the tech side, the TF 250-C and TF 450-C get dual engine maps, traction control, launch assist, app-based engine management, and that quickshifter for clutchless upshifts between 2nd and 5th. Want even more? An optional MX Tune Pro Module unlocks three extra engine maps.

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    The bikes also come race-ready with D.I.D DirtStar wheels, Dunlop Geomax AT82 tyres, ProTaper bars, ODI grips, TwinAir filter, enduro handguards, and bashplates. Basically, they’re ready to hit the start line straight from the showroom.

    For riders new to the sport, the GNCC (Grand National Cross Country) is America’s premier off-road racing series. It mixes high-speed aggression with technical precision over forests, hills, mud, and everything in between — a true test of both bike and rider stamina.

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    Key Specifications

    Triumph TF 250-C

    • Engine: 4-stroke, single-cylinder
    • Capacity: 250cc
    • Power: 47.3 PS @ 13,250 rpm
    • Torque: 28.3 Nm @ 9,250 rpm
    • Suspension: KYB AOS coil system (front & rear, cross-country tuned)
    • Brakes: Brembo hydraulic calipers with Galfer discs
    • Fuel Tank: 8.3 litres (translucent)
    • Weight: Not officially announced

    Triumph TF 450-C

    • Engine: 4-stroke, single-cylinder
    • Capacity: 450cc
    • Power: 62.4 PS @ 9,500 rpm
    • Torque: 49.9 Nm @ 7,000 rpm
    • Suspension: KYB AOS coil system (front & rear, cross-country tuned)
    • Brakes: Brembo hydraulic calipers with Galfer discs
    • Fuel Tank: 8.3 litres (translucent)
    • Weight: Not officially announced

    To check the complete specifications, click here – TF 250-C & TF 450-C

    Triumph says the TF 250-C will start at $9,695 and the TF 450-C at $10,695, with availability kicking off in October 2025 across the US, Canada, France, and New Zealand.

    With podium-ready performance, advanced rider aids, and endurance-focused engineering, Triumph is making it clear — the TF 250-C and TF 450-C are built to go the distance and win.


  • Brazil’s “Gaijin” Takes the Crown in Triumph Originals 2025

    Brazil’s “Gaijin” Takes the Crown in Triumph Originals 2025

    The results are in — and Brazil has just ridden off with the big win in the Triumph Originals 2025 custom build competition. After months of anticipation, eight jaw-dropping Bonneville customs, and a nail-biting vote, it was Teydi Deguchi from Shibuya Garage in São Paulo who took the top spot with his moody café racer masterpiece, “Gaijin”.

    Based on a Triumph Speed Twin 1200, Gaijin isn’t just a bike — it’s a work of art. From the hand-shaped, tapered, single seat and sleek tail section that looks fast even when the bike’s parked, to the tank’s crisp crease lines, and that matte black paint job that catches the light just right and every detail screams class and craftsmanship. And the judges weren’t the only ones impressed — public voters backed it all the way.

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    The Triumph Originals Challenge

    For the uninitiated, Triumph Originals is no ordinary bike show. It’s a global challenge where Triumph markets around the world team up with top local custom builders to create a one-off Bonneville inspired by the theme: Icons of British Originality.

    Think James Bond suave meets punk rock edge. The idea is simple: take any model from the Bonneville family, pour in creativity, skill, and cultural influence, and produce something truly original. Builds are judged on Iconic Style, British Originality, Creativity & Innovation, and Craftsmanship — so no pressure, right?

    This year’s competitors were:

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    Why Gaijin Stood Out

    Brazil’s entry ticked every box. It wasn’t just about looking good — it had soul. Deguchi blended classic café racer DNA with subtle Japanese-inspired detailing, paying homage to cultural crossovers while keeping the heart of a British icon beating strong.

    From concept sketches to the final build, it nailed the brief: bold but refined, modern yet timeless, unmistakably Triumph.

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    A Bonneville Legacy That Keeps Giving

    The Bonneville has been inspiring custom builders since the café racer days of the ’60s. Whether stripped-down for speed or dressed-up for style, it’s always been a blank canvas for creativity. And with modern engineering under the skin, today’s Bonnevilles keep that legacy alive while being more rideable than ever.

    If Gaijin has got your imagination firing, maybe it’s time to grab your own Modern Classic and put your stamp on it. Who knows? Next year, it could be your build we’re talking about.

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