Triumph Unveils TF 250-C and TF 450-C for Cross Country Racing
Triumph Motorcycles has officially launched its latest cross country competition models, the TF 250-C and TF 450-C, further asserting its competitive presence in the motorsports landscape. These motorcycles are engineered with optimized powertrains, advanced electronics, and enhanced durability tailored for demanding race conditions.
Key Specifications
At the core of both models are Triumph’s latest competition-tuned engines, focused on maximizing performance:
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TF 250-C:
- Engine: 250cc four-stroke single
- Power: 46.67 HP (47.3 PS) @ 13,250 rpm
- Torque: 20.9 lb-ft (28.3 Nm) @ 9,250 rpm
- Best suited for technical terrain and rapid maneuvering.
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TF 450-C:
- Engine: 450cc four-stroke single
- Power: 61.6 HP (62.4 PS) @ 9,500 rpm
- Torque: 36.8 lb-ft (49.9 Nm) @ 7,000 rpm
- Designed for long stages with demanding climbs and high-speed sections.
Both models feature lightweight magnesium covers, forged aluminum pistons, and advanced cooling systems, which provide resilience and responsiveness necessary for optimal race performance.
Suspension and Chassis
A streamlined, lightweight chassis combined with premium suspension settings specific to cross country racing enhances agility. The 2.2-gallon (8.3 L) fuel tank maximizes endurance, allowing longer riding without frequent refueling.
Technological Advancements
Top-tier electronics and rider aids improve control across various terrains. The TF series also includes features like a high-capacity clutch with a hard-anodized basket, hydraulic Brembo brakes, and a five-speed gearbox equipped with a quickshifter for seamless gear transitions.
Competitive Edge
Paul Stroud, Triumph’s Chief Commercial Officer, emphasized the company’s commitment to high performance: “Our motocross and enduro models have garnered global accolades in their debut. With the TF 250-C and TF 450-C, we aim to replicate that success in cross country racing, built from rigorous testing and development.”
As Triumph prepares for competition across key markets, including the US, Canada, France, and New Zealand, the focus remains clear: delivering race-winning performance that meets the high demands of professional riders. The anticipation for their debut on the cross country circuit is palpable, with expectations set for formidable showings at upcoming events.
