Triumph has launched its TF 250-E and TF 450-E models for 2026, designed with five-time World Champion Iván Cervantes and four-time World Enduro Champion Paul Edmondson. The bikes feature 250cc and 450cc powertrains, and Triumph chief product officer Steve Sargent says both models boast premium components, a new chassis, and modern off-road technology, including integrated LED lighting. Effort has been put into creating a rider-focused ergonomics package, and styling includes Triumph Performance Yellow graphics.
The TF 450-E is designed for high-speed enduro racing, with an emphasis on low-end torque for tackling hills and diverse terrains, and Triumph claims the 250cc engine is the most powerful in its class, saying it offers responsive power suited to technical trails.
Both models include handlebar-mounted controls and a digital screen that shows real-time data. They are fully road-legal, but can also be adapted for competition use where allowed. Prices start at £9795 for the TF 250-E and £10,395 for the TF 450-E, and they will be in showrooms from this month.