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What is the Smallest Triumph Motorcycle?

Jan. 8 2025 Motorcycles By Teagan Divel

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What is the Smallest Triumph Motorcycle?

Finding the perfect Triumph motorcycle as a smaller or shorter rider (or even as a taller rider looking for a lightweight option) involves balancing a few key factors: seat height, bike weight, and engine displacement. Triumph has designed models with low seat options and manageable weights, making them accessible for a wide range of riders, including women and those of smaller stature. Let’s look at the options, organized by these three factors, and introduce the Triumph Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 to the lineup for smaller, beginner-friendly bikes..



TRIUMPH SPEED 400


Key Factors for Smaller Riders

  1. Seat Height
    Seat height impacts how well you can balance and control the bike when stationary. Lower seats are ideal for riders with shorter legs, as they allow you to reach the ground comfortably.

  2. Bike Weight
    Lighter bikes are generally easier to handle, especially for new riders. Lower-weight models offer better control at slower speeds, making them more manageable in urban settings or tight spaces.

  3. Engine Displacement (CC)
    The size of the engine, measured in cubic centimeters (CC), affects the bike's power output. Smaller engines offer smoother and less aggressive power delivery, which is especially suitable for new riders looking to build confidence..


Triumph Motorcycles by Seat Height (Low to High)

Here are Triumph models arranged by seat height to help you find the best fit for your height and comfort.

  1. Bonneville Bobber: 27.2-27.6” (690-700mm)

  2. Bonneville Speedmaster: 27.8” (705mm)

  3. Rocket 3 GT: 29.5” (750mm)

  4. Tiger 900 GT Low: 29.2-30.7” (760-780mm)

  5. Triumph Speed 400: 31.1” (790mm) New addition for a low, beginner-friendly seat height.

  6. Street Twin: 30.1” (765mm)

  7. Rocket 3 R: 30.4” (773mm)

  8. Street Triple Low: 30.7” (780mm)

  9. Bonneville T100: 31.1” (790mm)

  10. Bonneville T120: 31.1” (790mm)

  11. Street Scrambler: 31.1” (790mm)

  12. Scrambler 400 X: 31.3” (795mm) New addition for riders seeking an agile scrambler with manageable seat height.

  13. Trident 660: 31.7” (805mm)

  14. Thruxton: 31.8” (810mm)

  15. Tiger 850 Sport: 31.88-32.67” (810-830mm)

  16. Tiger 900 GT: 31.88-32.67” (810-830mm)

  17. Speed Twin: 31.9” (809mm)

  18. Speed Triple S, RS: 32.48” (825mm)

  19. Street Triple R, RS: 32.5” (825mm)

  20. Speed Triple 1200 RR: 32.68” (830mm)

  21. Speed Triple 1200 RS: 32.7” (830mm)

  22. Tiger Sport 660: 32.87” (835mm)

  23. Tiger 1200: 32.87-33.66” (835-855mm)

  24. Scrambler 1200: 33.1” (840mm)

  25. Triumph TF-250X:  37.8” (960 mm)


Triumph Motorcycles by Weight (Lightest to Heaviest)

Lightweight bikes offer easier handling and are ideal for both new riders and those looking for manageable, easy-to-control motorcycles.

  1. Triumph TF-250X: 326 lb (147kg)

  2. Street Triple RS: 366 lb (166kg)

  3. Street Triple R: 370 lb (168kg)

  4. Triumph Speed 400: 374 lb (170 kg) One of the lightest Triumphs for nimble handling.

  5. Scrambler 400 X: 389 lb (177 kg) Compact and capable for city riding and light off-roading.

  6. Speed Triple RS: 416 lb (189kg)

  7. Trident 660: 416.7 lb (189kg)

  8. Speed Triple S: 423 lb (192kg)

  9. Tiger 850 Sport: 423 lb (192kg)

  10. Tiger 900 GT Low: 425 lb (193kg)

  11. Tiger 900 GT: 427 lb (194kg)

  12. Thruxton RS: 434 lb (197kg)

  13. Tiger GT PRO: 436.5 lb (198kg)

  14. Speed Triple 1200 RS: 437 lb (198kg)

  15. Speed Triple 1200 RR: 438 lb (199kg)

  16. Scrambler 1200: 452 lb (205kg)

  17. Tiger Sport 660: 454 lb (206kg)

  18. Street Twin: 476 lb (216kg)

  19. Speed Twin: 476 lb (216kg)

  20. Street Scrambler: 492 lb (223kg)

  21. Bonneville T100: 503 lb (228kg)

  22. Bonneville T120: 520 lb (236kg)

  23. Bonneville Bobber: 553 lb (251kg)

  24. Bonneville Speedmaster: 580 lb (263kg)

  25. Rocket 3 R: 641.5 lb (291kg)

  26. Rocket 3 GT: 648.2 lb (294kg)

Triumph Motorcycles by Engine Displacement (Low to High CC)

When looking for a smaller, manageable engine size, motorcycles with 400cc to 660cc engines often provide smoother power, making them a great fit for new riders and those seeking a lightweight experience.

  1. Triumph TF-250x: 250cc Smallest Off Road Triumph engine size.

  2. Triumph Speed 400: 398cc Smallest Street Triumph engine size, perfect for beginners.

  3. Scrambler 400 X: 398cc Smallest Street Triumph engine size, perfect for beginners.

  4. Trident 660: 660cc

  5. Tiger Sport 660: 660cc

  6. Street Triple R, RS: 765cc

  7. Tiger 850: 888cc

  8. Tiger 900: 888cc

  9. Street Twin: 900cc

  10. Street Scrambler: 900cc

  11. Bonneville T100: 900cc

  12. Speed Triple R, RS: 1050cc

  13. Speed Triple 1200 RS, RR: 1160cc

  14. Bonneville T120: 1200cc

  15. Speed Twin: 1200cc

  16. Bonneville Speedmaster: 1200cc

  17. Bonneville Bobber: 1200cc

  18. Thruxton RS: 1200cc

  19. Scrambler 1200: 1200cc

  20. Tiger 1200: 1215cc

  21. Rocket 3: 2458cc World's largest production motorcycle engine!!!