Triumph plans to change the names of Street Twin and Street Scrambler

Triumph's Bonneville range is undoubtedly one of the most iconic labels in the motorcycling world. Under the Bonneville platform, Hinckley Company offers a wide range of models, with the Street Series coming in as the second-generation, more accessible option and suitable for beginner riders, available in two versions: the Street Twin and the Street Scrambler. with the same basis

For anyone looking for a bigger power, focusing on efficiency and more powerful. But retaining its retro charm and character, it has to be the Speed ​​Twin and Scrambler 1200. Confused, one Street and another Speed, for this reason Triumph is rumored to have renamed the Street in the Street Twin and Street Scrambler and replaced with Speed ​​Twin 900 and Scrambler 900.

In a document filed by Triumph in Australia, which appears to confirm that the "Street" name should change for the time being, 2023 will become the Speed ​​Twin 900 and the Scrambler 900, leaving the only "Street" name on the road, the Street. Triple

Now, whether Triumph will rename the Street Triple to the Speed ​​Triple 765 remains to be seen. Of course, it's good in and of itself. There are also several variants of the Street Triple 765 already available. And changing the name to have a model paired with a Speed ​​​​Triple model will definitely increase the confusion by many times.

If Triumph releases a 900cc Bonneville-based model again in 2023, it's expected that it won't use the name "Street" to avoid further confusion. But Triumoh's purpose is to provide riders with access to all models and connections. in this family thoroughly