RED frames are all the rage at Triumph at the moment. Not satisfied with daubing the subframes of the Speed Triple, Street Triple and Daytona ‘R’ models with lashings of claret the firm’s giving the same treatment to its 2013 Bonneville SE

' 203Nm (still less restricted than the previous version). In keeping with the touring function, the new bike features chrome engine dresser bars, sissy bar with backrest for a rear seat passenger, gel passenger seat and dual density layered foam rider

, with larger expanses of black to make the bodywork appear skimpier, while the seat – now minus its exhausts, of course – is far slimmer than before and incorporates a new tail lamp.We're expecting Triumph to show the bike in public for the first time at EICMA

Single next year.The speculation on Motorcyclist Online, comes from news out from Brazil's Motociclismo magazine that new bike will be assembled at Triumph's new factory in Manaus, Brazil, and built from kits produced at one of Triumph's Thai locations

THERE'S a pretty good chance that if you keep an eye on the motorcycle media you'll have seen spy photos of the next-generation Triumph Daytona 675 and Street Triple by now.But while a photo reveals a lot about a bike's style, it doesn't give much

.Last week, we reported on the new Triumph Bonneville SE, Triumph's other recent special edition model.

TRIUMPH'S all-new tourer – almost certain to revive the Trophy name when it's launched later this year – has been spotted testing by spy snappers for Spanish magazine Motociclismo.With Triumph's long history of developing new bikes in Spain

TRIUMPH have revealed the price of their new Street Triple and Street Triple R.The Street Triple will be priced at £6,999 OTR while the Street Triple R will cost £7,699 OTR. These prices are up by £100 on the existing models.Both bikes have been

seat unit, a new subframe and swingarm, and revised styling around the sides and belly.The engine and chassis are unchanged, as we revealed a few days ago when Triumph registered the bike with California's Air Research Board (the capacity, weight

TRIUMPH COULD be planning to release a range of learner-legal 125cc models in the near future after a small-capacity prototype was spotted on test with the company's future big bikes.The small bike, which hasn't yet been photographed, was spotted