Triumph Lancia La Nuova Speed Twin 1200 Cafe Racer Edition
Triumph Motorcycles has unveiled the Speed Twin 1200 Cafe Racer Edition – a limited run model inspired by the original British cafe racers of the 1960s.
Limited to just 800 worldwide, this exclusive model is based on the Speed Twin 1200 RS, gaining clip-on handlebars, deleting the pillion pegs and featuring a distinctive brown bullet seat with removable cowl, as well as a carefully curated package of styling enhancements.
Each Speed Twin 1200 Cafe Racer Edition is also supplied with its own Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring the exclusivity of this Limited Edition motorcycle.
The elegant sports styling is defined by the low, tucked riding position created by the clip-on bars, the streamlined single-seat profile and the refined attention to detail throughout the motorcycle. Machined bar-end mirrors reinforce the bike’s clean silhouette, while ribbed clutch and alternator cover badges, black head bolt covers and sculpted knee pads add subtle but distinctive detailing. Practical touches include pillion footpeg finishers, with the footpegs removed as standard and supplied in the crate for owners who wish to reinstate two-up capability.
Completing the look is an exclusive British racing-inspired colour scheme, combining Competition Green and Aluminium Silver paintwork with Aluminium Silver wheels and a colour-coded Competition Green headlight bowl.
Paul Stroud, Chief Commercial Officer, said: “The latest Speed Twin 1200 has already struck a chord with riders across Europe and the US who value performance, style and everyday usability. Building on that success, the Speed Twin 1200 Cafe Racer Edition will sit at the top of the Speed Twin range, taking inspiration from the British cafe racer scene of the 1960s. With a global production of just 800 motorcycles, the Cafe Racer Edition will appeal to collectors and regular riders alike, offering more distinction and exclusivity, as well as combining heritage influence with premium specification and engaging performance.”
