Triumph Motorcycles officially presents its first Motocross bike, opening a new chapter in the history of the British brand. It’s called the TF 250-X and boasts a refined technical package. Developed entirely by Triumph Motorcycles in collaboration with Ricky Carmichael and Ivan Cervantes, the TF 250-X is the result of a project that literally started from a blank sheet of paper. Powering the bike is a new single-cylinder four-stroke engine with Compact and lightweight DOHC distribution. Centered on a forged aluminum piston supported by titanium valves, has internal linings made with low friction DLC technique, magnesium covers and an Exedy Belleville clutch. Electronic engine management and tuning are enhanced by the MX Tune Pro app (optional), which allows the rider to change the engine mapping practically in real time.
For all the features, however, we refer you to our presentation article, now let’s move on to the price:
The Triumph TF 250-X will arrive in spring 2024 at an ex-dealership price of 11,395 euros.
