Triumph has been updating its motorcycle lineup for 2025 and the latest to get the pampering is the Speed Twin 900. The 2025 Triumph Speed Twin 900 does not get any engine updates like its larger 1200 sibling but gets a set of feature updates that will make the motorcycle more fun to ride.
2025 Triumph Speed Twin 900 — What’s new?
The first aspect that catches the eye is the new Speed Twin 900’s styling. The motorcycle is now sleeker with shorter fenders, following the 1200’s design language. The motorcycle is now available in three colour options and also gets an LED headlight as standard, while Triumph offers 120 accessories from its selection.
The next big update comes in the form of USD forks from Marzocchi, which are non-adjustable. This replaces the older telescopic units, while the rear also gets dual shocks made by Marzocchi. This change in the suspension setup has made the saddle height taller, which now stands at 780mm.
Triumph has also worked on the braking department, getting rid of the Brembo axial calliper for a Triumph branded radial calliper. The disc rotors are also bigger at 320mm, up from the older 310mm unit. The tyre sizes remain the same at 18 front and 17 rear, but come wrapped in Michelin Road Classic tyres.
The motorcycle sees an upgrade to its instrument cluster as well, which is now a TFT unit, similar to the one on the 1200. the electronics package includes Road and Rain riding modes, along with traction control and cornering ABS.
In terms of power, the 2025 Speed Twin 900 retains the same engine, a 900cc liquid-cooled, parallel twin engine that makes 65bhp and 80Nm of torque, mated to a six-speed gearbox. Triumph also offers optional cruise control with the updated Speed Twin 900.
