One year after announcing a general color change that had not yet been scheduled for the Brazilian market, Triumph resumed the movement and this time included Brazil from the start. The British manufacturer confirmed the introduction of new paint schemes for nine models in its national catalog, which are already beginning to arrive at dealerships. In total, 11 color combinations were mentioned.
The announced modifications are exclusively aesthetic, keeping the motorcycles' mechanics unchanged.
Newties in the Model Range
The most notable novelty is the inclusion of the Racing Red color, which is unprecedented on one of the models. This color is the only one of the 11 presented by Triumph as an absolute debut in the line.
The entry-level café racer motorcycle will now be available in Carnival Red, a shade also present in two other models in the same line, albeit with different engine capacities.
Although gray was already part of the Triumph catalog, it returns as a paint option for the Scrambler 400 XC, expanding the choice possibilities within the 400 family.
The fourth bike in this family will have its arrival postponed; its version will receive the Matt Grey/Matt Khaki Green combination, with an expected arrival in November, according to the manufacturer.
The naked sport bike is the model that diversifies options the most, starting to offer Carnival Red and Granite colors, which will coexist with existing shades.
The sport trail bike will gain two new combinations using the same colors, but with the order inverted: Graphite/Sapphire Black and Sapphire Black/Graphite.
The higher-powered roadster from the Trident family will also adopt Carnival Red, the same color found on the Thruxton 400 and the Street Triple 765 RS, covering three different lines.
The roadster with a 2,500 cc engine will maintain the darkened finish scheme of the Storm version, adding matte blue among the alternatives.
The road use version will receive the Matt Sapphire Black/Satin Granite combination, following the trend of matte tones applied by Triumph to the family.
Triumph did not disclose prices for these new configurations or specific dates per model, as the renewal will occur as the motorcycles arrive at the brand's 48 dealerships in the country.