People bemoan the end of production of the Daytona 955i and Sprint RS so when Truimph actually make something similar with top notch build quality, suspension, engine and brakes, yet reviewers then moan about the riding position yet cannot find any actual faults with it. This bike is for those who love the brand, the RS1200 engine and chassis but want some form of wind protection and also a riding position that is superior for track riding. Having ridden supernakeds for a few years, I now own an RR after being sold after a test ride. The suspension and brakes are simply the best I have ever experienced, the engine is perfect for the road and it loves to rev for track. The riding position is fine, noting near as extreme as a new fireblade or ZX10, yet not as sit up and beg as the likes of an RS660. When you ride fast on track, wide bared supernakeds become a little unstable at high speed and you just do not get the feeling on the front end you get with clip-ons. My advice, test ride one and if you are considering one, you will be sold on it.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Really glad you love it Nick! Beautiful bike....just not for me.

@MattNeighbour

2 жыл бұрын

I completely agree with you, they didn't ruin the Speed Triple, it's a masterpiece. It's strange how many commenters can't imagine that some people (like me) prefer clipons.

I just bought the red version. It is NOT a sport bike but a Retro naked bike. A true 21'st century Cafe Racer. It looks fabulous next to my Thruxton R with it's classic fairing. The RR is at home on long twisties and not slow country roads like you are riding. It's a track day canyon carving machine.

@Yarrow54

2 жыл бұрын

Any issues with it? Really like them but I have heard lots of people have had to send them back for warranty work and all sorts. Some even gave them back for a refund.

@ttrguy9952

2 жыл бұрын

@@Yarrow54 BS!!!

@Yarrow54

2 жыл бұрын

@@ttrguy9952 yours been fine then?

@ttrguy9952

2 жыл бұрын

@@Yarrow54 Mine's perfect! I know a ton of guys with the RS version and none of them have had any problems. Don't believe anything on the internet!!!

enjoyed that Andy! just done a Triumph RR track day today so perfect video timing. works brilliantly on track I loved it 👍

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes well you're a hooligan! Question is would you buy one if it was your only bike??

I test rode one and fell in one with it. I found the riding position wasn’t as extreme as a dedicated sports bike, the brakes and suspension are phenomenal, power delivery perfect, and it just looks gorgeous. Trouble is I just can’t justify spending 18k on what would essentially be a toy! I also think that options such as tpms and heated grips should be standard at that price point.

Absolutely love the look of this bike, all the right kit etc, I'm going to get a test ride soon just to get it out of my system. I know within twenty minutes I'll be back at the dealer in pain suffering the indignity of a broken middle aged body 😅

Great vid Andy, I think the indicator may be down to the settings. On the advance setting sliding the switch only activates a quick flash (lane changing etc.), to activate the full indicator you have to slide it for an extra split second. You get used to it after a while and I find it really useful for overtaking / lane changing etc. You can turn this setting off and have normal 'self cancelling' or no cancelling at all.

Hi Mr Flyer! First time I’ve left a comment on your channel, so I’ll take the opportunity to say how much I enjoy your content. I’m with you when you say this triple looks so much better in the ‘flesh’ so to speak. However, rather than try to categorise it too much and compare it with others I recon I could love it as the kind of very handsome bike you park up and give a few proud glances back at. Oh and can’t resist saying, I recon the classic bike you spotted on your run was a Suzuki GT 750….lovely. Look forward to your next one 👍

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes a few have mentioned that Suzuki Rob - well spotted...and thanks for dropping by at last!

Hay mate Paul from Australia, I comment on most of your vids and your actually one of my favourite utubers . Keep up the FANTASTIC work .

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Paul, thanks very much for your support whilst you keep watching I’ll keep making them - all the best.

Bought this fantastic motorcycle yesterday - will pick it up next week. Can't wait...!

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations! Enjoy your new ride!

I love this bike! Had the recall brake bolts serviced and update for the dash to eliminate the low oil pressure warning. The indicators with a touch will stay on 3 blinks good for changing lanes. A longer hold with keep them on longer like at a stop light. So happy with this bike. Had a 2011 Speedy till I got this new 1200RR. Cheers Andy 🍻

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you like it Kenn - ride safe!

A friend of mine just bought one of these. I'll get to check it out in a few hours. Hopefully at some point I'll get to take it out for a ride to check it out properly. I've ridden his 2020 Street Triple RS and 2016 Thruxton 1200 R and both are excellent bikes but I fell in love with the Thruxton R. So now I need one of those or possibly a Speed Twin.

Update on previous comments. I've now ridden my 1200rr on the track. Bike replaced my 1299 panigale which I thought I would miss on the track. I didn't miss the Pani at all which shows me how good the 1200rr is. I'm about half way up the fast group but shows me you have to be really super fast to exploit the extra performance the panigale can give you. Plus 1200rr is easier to ride on the track than the Pani. So for me it's a great all round sports bike

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

That’s brilliant Pete! Enjoy…and thanks for the update….

@NabGer

Жыл бұрын

How is the steering? I’ve heard they’re kinda sluggish to change directions

Another beautiful bike from Triumph, Great to see the reviews of the bikes you test ride, I'm not in the market for a new bike but the cost would put me off and the fact that I can no longer ride anything with a sports bike riding position ,Not that I have ever owned a sports bike or had the desire for one have tried a few out years ago wasn't for me , , I like the more upright touring bikes ,

You've confirmed everything I said about the market for this bike, good honest review 👌

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Glad we concur!

You're right about the indicator problem Andy, I'd a similar problem with my Street triple , to indicate left you had to hold the indicator switch against the stop for a second minimum, when I mentioned this at the first service they opened it up and said it was a faulty contact which they replaced, problem solved.

Glad you're recovering from Covid Andy. It will be interesting to see how it goes. I tend to agree that it will only appeal to those that like the look. A bit like my Thruxton R which I updated with the Cafe Fairing, Vance and Hines exhaust etc.. IMHO, it looks really amazing, sounds fantastic, and rides wonderfully, but those lowered clip-ons makes the riding position really uncomfortable. The longest ride I have done in one day was 250 miles and I was completely fatigued, wrists throbbing and left it in the garage for a month. So I went out and bought an R1250GS (of which I am very, very grateful for your advice), less sporty looking, but oh so comfortable!!

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it’s sad but comfort when riding really does count for a lot doesn’t it!

Looks beautiful but also looks very uncomfortable, don’t think I’d enjoy riding on but would like to have a play on one. Great video again keep up the good work.

I really love the looks and I do covet that suspension setup; but I think this was a styling exercise only. I would hope that they drop the clip-on's and add that suspension to a trim level of the Speed Triple as you suggest in the video. That'd be a killer package.

@karlosh9286

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. I'd like the fairing and round light, plus trick suspension, but with upright / flat handlebars.

Always enjoy your Vlogs, with all the views of the beautiful countryside 👱‍♀️….. 😉👍!

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching - much appreciated!

Just got mine a week ago and I love it. Everything you said about it is true but that's what makes it special imo. I love something that stands out in a crowd,and this is definately one of those things. I still have my GS if I want to go touring or ride 2 up, as an only bike might not be that practical. Have done a good 2 to 3 hours on it without any fatigue though. Oh and by the way if you only tap the indicator it flashes twice and goes off. That's what might have happened in your case.

@andrewprice1189

2 жыл бұрын

Had mine 4 months, first two it ran like clockwork then two separate oil leaks, quickshifter failure, cooling fan failure & cold starting issues

@worldwide_motorcycles9163

2 жыл бұрын

@@andrewprice1189 I kept getting a "low oil pressure" warning. Did a software update, seems to be sorted. My cousin bought the RS and had a oil leak at the oil cap. They replaced the oil cap and seems to be sorted. I traded my 2020 Rocket on this bike, this is not good news😂🤦‍♂️

@andrewprice1189

2 жыл бұрын

@@worldwide_motorcycles9163 I have also had the low oil pressure light & a transmission fault light (which was quickshifter failure) Check that you front indicators are not vibrating with the fan running. Also a recall on rear brake disc mounting bolts that may fall out. IMHO Triumph are having quality control issues & lack of proper testing & development on 1200 rs & rr plus a lot of components are obviously being sourced from China ie disc bolts with dodgy threads & faulty cooling fan motors etc

Thanks for a good summary. I agree that it fills a very, very small niche.

I’m with you. I like having a ‘proper’ sportsbike and a naked. But if I could only own one bike, then it might be this, because it’s a bit of both. And I think it’s great they tried something a bit different. Having ridden it myself, I can say it certainly felt to me a bit more practical on the road than a full-blooded sportsbike.

@S1ksammy

2 жыл бұрын

That’s exactly why I bought it! Best of both worlds and the looks are stunning!

@bboness713

2 жыл бұрын

The whole reason naked bikes exist is that they do more than one thing well. If your sportbike is not full sportbike but more like a naked.... you're getting something that can sort of do it all, that is the point after all

Rode the normal RS on a test ride and it was a monster but threw a low oil pressure fault (dodgy sensor production apparently). Triumph really need to wait a bit and release their bikes when they’re ready

Hi Andy, firstly glad to hear you got over your bout of Covid, and is a distant not so good memory. Now the bike, I think you summed it up perfectly for me, which is such a shame as undoubtedly it's a lovely bike, but when you can possibly afford the price tag, you may be to old for the riding position, so only time will tell. For Triumph's sake I hope we are massively wrong and they sell shed loads. Thank you...

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I'm 100% with you....we shall see!

Excellent bonus video Andy 👌, enjoyed watching. 😉🙏

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Thank as ever Iain!

I agree with your summary. Hence probably a limited run special. Glad you're on the mend sir.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Nick - I’m right as rain now, I filmed this a few months back….

Andrew, great video, Can you do clothing reviews again like you did some years ago.....casual leather jackets, summer winter gloves, jeans, flip lids textile suits...budget medium high end, Its a mine field out there with cost and quality for those of us returning to motorcycling.

They really need to make a Speed Triple with the round headlight , fairing and trick electronic suspension from the RR , with upright handlebars from the RS. (edit : and you pretty much said that towards the end of the video . I should wait until I've finished watching before commenting !) I could be interested in a Speed Triple like that, assuming I could afford it.

I got mine in early Feb, fell in love with the looks.At 55 just wish the bars were an inch or two higher. Your neck gets it the most being cricked back most of the time. 50% of the time I think it's the best bike I've ever had ( I also have a streetfighter V4) & 50% of the time I'm think mmmm maybe shouldn't have bought this! just wish they would put the electronic suspension on the RS

You’re spot on Andy. With the RR Triumph have produced a beautiful bike which fits a niche that doesn’t really exist. Putting the the electronic Ohlins on the the R/S would have been smarter move. But if you’ve £18k burning a hole in your pocket and want something more exclusive, the Speed Triple RR is the one.

@mattseaman5397

2 жыл бұрын

Well, the Ducati Supersport falls into the same category and it doesn’t sell too badly.

I love the looks of this bike although I can never see myself owning own for the reasons of comfort. I own a 2013 speed triple R which is perfect. On the subject of the Yamaha Nikon one went past my house yesterday the 1st I’ve seen on the road 😃

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Well spotted!

Another great review, I think you're spot on regarding the bike. I believe Triumph should've made it like the old half faired Sprint RS with a more forgiving riding position and have the semi-active suspension as an option or a deluxe version. I don't think it is going to be a big seller, Total Triumph near me in Taunton are already doing them for £2k off!

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I can see this going the way of the Dodo sadly…

Well finished,could be a good Sunday blaster,but I agree.Not enough cache to make me buy one

You mention 3 bikes you'd buy instead of the RR in 3 different categories. The RR can fulfil those roles (maybe not to quite the same level) but it's aimed at covering those markets. I hope it does well as it's a beautiful machine to my eye.

Some things don't need to be logical, ir require an explanation. Like our choice in the better half, you go with how you feel. And nothing wrong with that. It wouldn't be my choice I can appreciate it for what it is. So much choice in bikes. Diversity relates to much more than the obvious. And the world is all the better for it. Your efforts in producing the Brucie Bonus are appreciated. Happy travels 👍

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and stopping by as ever Tenere traveller, much appreciated.

Well Andy I'm also a Triumph fan boy like you but I must agree I can't see them selling many of these. Nice review as always 👍

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Good honest review. Looks stunning but too expensive.

Saw one at the dealership and thought it was the prettiest bike I've seen in a long while. That said, I'd go for the RS -- your comparison with the RnineT Racer is spot on; that was unridably uncomfortable. If I wanted performance, looks, and discomfort, I'd get a Ducati.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

As usual great video. :)

thanks for the review. Have bought a new, old stock triple 1200 RR (2022 Dec. made) for a little over Ł14k (English pounds) and can't wait to receive it in the next couple of weeks. What category I would chose to place it? it is a gorgeous, powerful street bike that, in the right hands will shred tires as well as carve corners or Ill take it to Sepang and get some lap times in. I don't understand why motorbikes have to be categorised and criticised if they don't fit the norm. It is encouraging that Triumph made this bike because it is different and not a flash in the pan! In regards to categorising this is that it seems that all you bloggers stack on comments for each other and support your strange views on to the bike public. Every bike will have Knicks and knacks like indicator buttons or unusual placement. Let me tell you there is a thing called getting used to it. Not to be too critical is actually a nice change of things. stay professional and fair in views and if someone wants to spend money than so be it. I had a street fighter V4 and all the people rave about it. I did too but tires and petrol cost and servicing was just too high to make it a bike for me. So, I sold it within 14 months and it took me 18 months to find this beauty here. Can't wait. Thanks for the video and maybe look at your old videos where you have been more enthusiastic about the bikes tested.

@TheMissendenFlyer

5 ай бұрын

Sorry about that - would be untrue if I pretended to like a bike I didn’t. It does look beautiful but was torture to ride! Good luck with it….

I think I need one of these in my life!

They look wonderful but i am far too old for my creaky bones buying something with a seating position like that, the bike you saw on your travels was a Suzuki 750 GT water cooled, a absolute legend of a machine!!

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes a few have told me that, well spotted!

😢covid I guess we are all going to get it eventually wish you a speedy recovery. Planning a trip to Europe next year with your pal at canary tours while visiting relatives in the uk. May play it safe and go with the Honda cb500x. This triumph would not be for me and the wife prefer the more comfortable adventure bike style.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Enjoy Malcolm! ….and all recovered now thanks, this was filmed a few weeks back….

I really like the look of these, had a sit on one yesterday at a Triumph dealer. Took my Daytona in for service and MOT and the salesman was trying to get me to go out on a test ride. I was like mate it’s abit out of my price range unfortunately. Keep thinking about it though, I do REALLY like the look of them in red and black

Hi Andy, Hope your recovered from the covid.Triumph RR I agree with you it’s not so practical a bike , and I also with that money go for a S1000rr, Aprilia. I think the Rs standard speed triple has been ridiculed by nearly every test report for being tooo hard suspension, which isn’t fun on a long ride on roads. I believe if they fit the standard Speed Triple RS with Öhlins (Agreat Swedish Company 😂👍)they would sell by the shedload, as a better upright seating position and complient ride .Great blog cheers from Sweden 🇸🇪🏍👍🍻🍻

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Philip!

Hmm What a concept... Retro racer. 🤔 90's Bikes... Can't wait for that. 😊

Great looking bike Andy. I think the comfort issue would keep me off of one. It is sexy though!

You’ve highlighted the problem perfectly with this bike, it doesn’t have a defined target audience. Sales are slower than forecast according to my dealer and you can get £2k off if you haggle hard enough.

It's interesting hearing your thoughts on this, they sort of line up with my overall impression from seeing some of the early coverage etc. It's an absolutely stunning bike, and it certainly seems like the riding experience lives up to the looks...but is there a market for it? I really hope so, although I fear it will have many admirers, but few buyers. At that price point it needs to have a more distinct identity and target audience.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

That’s my thinking Matthew yes….

I really love the fairing for the RR. As an RS owner I would have loved a RR version without clips. My hands re just noch happy with any kind of clip ons. I'm already looking for the first RR like conversions with RS hardware. Oh and even with the clip ons: If this bike would habe been available last October it still may could have ended in my garage. I'm definitely in the target group of this bike. Love the engine and already did some longer tours with the RS. Could possible hat the 10K this year alone wich would be a first for me. The usability of the offered power of this engine is something I just do not want to miss in the future.

@ryanpatrick4813

Жыл бұрын

Axel have you seen any conversions with RS top yoke/triple clamps, or bar risers of any sort ? Thanks from US.

@axelotl86

Жыл бұрын

@@ryanpatrick4813 no sadly I haven’t seen any viable conversion.

It would be great if you rode this back to back with the Speed Triple RS.... I've had all the Speed Triples from the MKII and loved them all and they have been real fast ROAD bikes. All I hear about the new RS is its very choppy and track focused. But this RR I've heard is a better road bike. May be do as Daytona did in Ruislip (built the Speed Quattro all those years ago from the 1200 Daytona) and turn the RR into the RS...??? I'd be really interested in your thoughts on this??? Great video's as ever, keep um coming please.....

I see this bike as a way of being more individual. Might not see many about, but that can be a nice thing as an owner.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

True....

thanks again for another good review and hope your feeling better I've a paniu v4s and a neosport cb1000r thinking about a street fighter v4sp , although a price bracket above the triumph rr which would you prefer if making the choice thanks j

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Easy - Ducati!

Looks awesome, rides decent but too uncomfortable - prefer the RS overall, just wish it had the same suspension!

@tubejorrit

2 жыл бұрын

Big chance the 2023 RS will get the same suspension and seperate wheelie/traction control like all the other hyper nakeds.

@andrewprice1189

2 жыл бұрын

@@tubejorrit Lets hope so! Are you listening Triumph!

i kinda get you. i do think the speed triple is trying filling in the gap were the Daytona was ment to fill in the sport/supersport segment, and soo triumph decided to slap on some fairings on the speed triple and called it a day. its like what you said if you want a retro get a speed twin, if you want to geta sports bike get a proper sports bike. imo only kind people would go for it is the ones that does not like the bug eye version with an extra cost.

I agree Andy, if I wanted a sports bike I would buy a proper sports bike and if I wanted sporty comfort I would get a naked. Maybe I will be proven wrong but I don't really get this bike, particularly as they already have the retro cafe style Thruxton. Personally I would like to have seen Triumph make a new Daytona, maybe a 1000cc to take on the BMW S1000RR and others.

Not sure anyone else has commented but with regards to the indicators. I suspect you had them on auto advance mode. A quick prod and it only flashes about 3 or 4 times (for lane changes I guess) you have to hold the switch (left or right) a little longer for it to flash for longer and then it will turn off automatically depending on the conditions (time/distance/lean etc). You can change this feature in the settings. Hope this helps.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes a few have mentioned that!

Nice fair review & I totally agree with you. Nothing wrong with it as such but it's neither one thing or the other, expensive & who's going to buy it? Not sure if this would sufficiently broaden it's appeal enough but I think the clip-ons should be above the yoke to clearly differentiate it as road based sport bike, like the Aprilia RS660.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes and that would take away one of my major issues with it (loss of comfort over the standard Speed Triple)…

It is so much better looking than the BMW, and you are not going to ride either bike to it's limit on the road. So I'd chose the RR every time.

@tomekandrykowski

2 жыл бұрын

The bmw looks miles better than this thing

@blacksmithsligo

2 жыл бұрын

@@tomekandrykowski that's an interesting point of view.

@MattNeighbour

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, cheap plastic BMW vs carbon fibre on the Triumph, the paint finish is far better too (stickers on the S1000RR M Package).

@adamschannel8685

Жыл бұрын

They’re both RR bikes.

@blacksmithsligo

Жыл бұрын

@@adamschannel8685 that's true.

I'd have a go on it, but I'm strictly standard bikes for posture.

Really enjoyed today's video., but was full of many ifs. LOL. If I had a large warehouse, won the lottery, could shave 40 years off, no arthritis. Nothing turns heads like a retro sports bike. If only.!!! 👍👍🏍🏍🏍🙋‍♂️

I love this bike. Having owned three speed triples in the past, I love the all round ability of the bike while having a unique quality with the look and three cylinder engine. This addition is excellent for those wanting a slightly more sporty stance. It would be a dull world if all bikes where made to fit set categories. Those with the budget would buy this for fast A road riding and would maybe have a second bike for town work.

07:50 You can get some carbon for the bike as well. Seen the ESL cover stick on cover done in carbon for the RS and will probably be available for the RR soon. Trying to remove that is a ball ache.

Not for me but beautiful motorcycle! Great review video!

The issue with the indicator is that if you flick the Turn indicator it will go for 3 secs then turn off, you need to hold it longer to active it for 8 secs and same distance, i dont like how that have done that as it’s annoying to remember to hold it longer and then i find it doesn’t turn off fast enough.

I’m with you on this bike I like it 👍however in the past Triumph have a history of one off odd bikes looking a little different from the main stream some looking fantastic others a look only mother loves this bike seems very expensive to me and unfortunately I’m too tall and stiff jointed to enjoy it 🥵I would think 6’3”?

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Actually it feels quite long, I reckon you might be OK

Triumph should create a comfy sport tourer like the VFR of old using the Speed as a base. No need for Ohlins just the Stylema brakes and they will sell bucket loads.

@terrywilliamson8212

2 жыл бұрын

They did, I owned one for a number of years, did touring, track days and ride outs. Brilliant bike.

Great summary, I share your confusion. I need one bike to do lots of jobs so I own a GS, I would love a second bike but can’t get permission… If I did then I too would go sports bike or retro so wonder about the 1200RR. It’s a ton of cash and I think on balance I would have a speed twin!

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Me too.....

I guess it's like a unsalted/reduced fat sportsbike, not healthy for you as such, but healthier than full fat sportsbike. I think the new r7 (I ride a friends now and then) is a similar vein but at middleweight level. Can't deny as you say the rr looks the part. Sensible review 👍

Wait a minute, Mr Flyer. While I was trying to pay attention to your excellent review, I was distracted by some pretty impressive video work, eg. your smooth panning around to follow the E-Type (and the lady runner). At times you seem to have a drone camera hovering about your starboard quarter, which I suspect involves a fish-eye much closer in. I think we need an explanation of this sorcery!

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes you are owed an explanation - it’s simple, witchcraft of the highest order!

Sorry to hear about your health problems in April. I kinda agree on the comfort and all the comparisons except the KTM Super Duke R and Yamaha 3 wheeler those are not near as beautiful as the Triumph in my eyes.

Revisiting this Andy as, seriously considering the new street triple rs and with the necessary add ons realised I could afford a year old Speed rs, which to me is the perfect combination of sportsbike and gorgeous retro looks totally get it, and that wonderful 1200 engine.

@debenhamdave4314

Жыл бұрын

Meant RR 😆

@TheMissendenFlyer

Жыл бұрын

Defo test ride one at length first - an incredibly uncomfortable bike to ride….but great to look at!

@debenhamdave4314

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMissendenFlyer Cheers Andy, yes would definitely need to test ride, not after a back breaking bike at my age lol.

@debenhamdave4314

Жыл бұрын

​@@TheMissendenFlyer had the test ride today and loved it, think it helps to be tall as the reach to the lower bars fine, will be buying this beauty this summer.😊

Thank you Mr Flyer, it seems that Triumph are keeping all options open - not sure that it's going to work with this one, but good luck to them. :>)

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Fingers crossed!

@DatOldeBiker

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheMissendenFlyer Indeed. BTW forgot to say how much I love the new camera angles. :>)

Hope you're feeling better after Covid. (Arr edit see you recorded in April so guess you are) Lovely bike, great engine but wrong riding position for a big guy like me. Wonder if they are actually going to build a Tiger Sport 1200?

@GIGABACHI

2 жыл бұрын

+1 on a Tiger Sport 1200, let it have 17" wheels so sport bike tyres can be mounted. 🤘

I like the bike, but as you've said... I feel there are better alternatives in whatever you want from a bike.

I was out near Wales yesterday and was being followed by 1 of those on my Ninja.. To be fair it rocks.

@TheOriginalCoda

2 жыл бұрын

You were followed by a Ninja on a 1200RR? 🤣

I see alot of bikes that I like but would never want own. This is one of them.

I'll stay with my pick of the H2 Naked over this one' - great review and Heal up from the Vid mate'

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I’ve just traded in my Thruxton RS for a Speed Triple RR. Looking to seeing what the fuss (positive and negative) is all about. I can’t imagine the riding position being much worse than the Thruxton mind. Just need to wrap it before it arrives before Christmas :-)

02:40 The advantages for running a clever camera lol - if you give a long agressive sounding beep, they turn around and you can check them out more easily. The voice of experience! Great review - It's over priced like all New Triumphs. It's £2,000 overpriced IMHO Covid? I never got it.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip! Slowing down probably also helps......

Good work as usual ! I think the BMW would get my vote but i'm about £15000k away about having the funds coz my silly wife keeps buying worthless household goods ! She sends me to get a pint of Stella and I'm happy ! Keep sharing lol

TMF, Special interest in the dame at 2:44 ? Lol. It's really sad that these class of bikes have no takers. Modern classics as a genre is dead imho. I'm looking to get my hands on R NineT with that aluminum gas tank as a replacement for my interceptor. that will be a keeper. Also toyed with this but finally was sold on the air cooled character of that boxer gem. Take care and take it easy with the covid recovery, Sir! God bless.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Rajesh - right as rain now, that was recorded a month or two back….

Nice bike, i am not that keen on the looks. I’d go for the naked Speed Triple R for sure

Going through the 30 speed camera at 32, I see you like to live dangerously.

I love this bike it's just too much power and money for me at the moment. I'd love to see a Street Triple RR.

Great vid Andy think r/s speed triple is a better option !!!

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes me too…

Good vid Andy and glad to hear you’re feeling a bit better. For the bike we were asking for this 16 years ago when the 675 was released and sports bikes still (just) ruled. Bit late now as the market isn’t there any more. With the price of petrol I think electric scooters are the future! 😉😂😂 (or more realistically a CRF300L). Where’s this small off-roader disappeared to Triumph?

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Back in MCN this month - it’s coming!

@SteveInskip

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheMissendenFlyer cheers Andy! I hope it’s coming faster than the Norton Atlas 😂😂

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed!

@SteveInskip

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheMissendenFlyer I gave up on that and bought a CRF450L instead which is a hell of a bike off-road. Bon weekend!

Completely agree, it’s not one thing or another and sports bike wise S1000rr is the way I would go sports bike wise. I have a Superduke 1290r gen 3 2020 plate and love it but for the future S1000rr is the bike I will get. Coming 50 years of age this year I fancy a sport bike that’s comfortable and has all the luxuries although the seat will be changed for the standard as it’s a tad hard for longer rides. I guess in short the older gents sports bike who still feel 30

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome to the half century club mark!

@markbaker5221

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheMissendenFlyer Have just heard Honda are discontinuing the Honda Goldwing !! This is due to the Euro emissions, thought I would let you know ahead of the game mate👍🏻👍🏻

I can pick new old stock up for 12.5kGBP so it has me thinking of adding one. I have a 2017 R nineT with a fairing already and a 2023 ZH2 for high speed naked, although the power to weight ratio on this is better than the ZH2.

Interesting comment about the indicators, I tested a Tiger 660 the other day and had the same issue. Found I had to hold the switch across for a few seconds before it seemed to ‘latch’ the electronics…

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I’ve not noticed it before but a few in the comments have said the same…odd!

Great bike, but costs way to much. I think Triumph will struggle with this one. Andy, Another great video. You should run a poll asking, How much would one spend on a bike like this? 0 - £10k £10k - £15k £15k or more Would be super interesting to know.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes good plan!

Thanks for the review TMF, glad your on the mend after the old 'Kung Flu' bout.

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it was a right decent bout of it though - was well rough for 10 days or so - over it now though.

Nice review Andy (as usual). I definitely think there is a gap in Triumph’s range; having owned a Street Triple then a Speed Triple back in 2009/10, I would now love something bigger than a Street, but less track focused (and cheaper!) than the current 1200RS.

Ok, as a follower for some years I know you (and I love a Triumph I have owned, trophy SE, 1050 sport, 800 tiger, 1200 xca, speed rs, street rs, thruxton r…..yea I know happy memories indeed) garage is empty now. I’m coming back to 2 wheels…commute is just under 90 miles fast road 85%. I like the 900 tiger and feel comfy on the RS 1200 but do I ever love this RR. I could see days off spent on the RR and days off leaving the tiger in the garage. Your a biker, triumph fan and lived with them. If you a brew on and time id really appreciate you’re honest opinion for a purchase over the winter. Kindest regards (appreciate you have a life and busy man) Tris

@TheMissendenFlyer

Жыл бұрын

Too uncomfortable for 90 miles….look elsewhere!

Great video Andy - I wanted to love the RR so much went to local dealer and just couldn’t get on it with. Off to test ride a tuono and superduke today very exciting 😄🙏

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Ooh so much choice - so little space!! Enjoy.....

I agree Andy, it’s got the same look as the BMW racer which I didn’t understand, not sure what the Triumph is trying to be either 🤔

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Glad we concur....nice bike, but I predict it will be a short lived one.

My old Super Duke had a micro switch indicator switch and it was touch and go if it worked

YaY for bonus vids :P

nice summation, Andy! it is sort of like a bunch of years ago, Suzuki and the SV650 - going from the unfaired sport standard to the part-faired more sporty sister. nothing wrong with either machine, but other than trying to fill segments of the (very fractured) market, what was the point? Cheers from BC Canada!

@TheMissendenFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers!

It's a really nice bike, but why they haven't gone the Tiger Sport route with the new speed triple, it would be a good alternative to the S1000XR