New Triumph Stealth Edition bikes bring out British brand’s darker side

The new Triumph Stealth Edition motorcycles bring a new, darker aesthetic to the British brand’s range.

The Stealth Edition bikes - all eight of which are Bonneville derivatives - come in as a replacement for last year’s Chrome Collection, which itself replaced 2021’s Gold Line.

The specific models in question are Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster (red), Triumph Bonneville Bobber (purple), Triumph Bonneville T100 (blue), Triumph Bonneville T120 (blue), Triumph Bonneville T120 Black (black), Triumph Speed Twin 1200 (red), Triumph Speed Twin 900 (green), and Triumph Scrambler 900 (orange).

All of the bikes in the collection feature their own colour, but in each case that hue is applied to the fuel tank, and fades to a graphite black at the front of the tank.

None of the bikes receive performance increases or technical changes - the Stealth Edition bikes are a cosmetic-only change compared to the respective standard models.

Triumph Motorcycles’ Chief Commercial Officer, Paul Stroud, said: “The Stealth Editions are simply stunning, and a brilliant demonstration of the skill and innovation of our paint team. It is a challenging, hand-crafted technique that gives each motorcycle a sophisticated and unique finish. For fans of our Bonnevilles, these Stealth Editions will be hard to resist.”

Triumph says the Stealth Edition bikes are painted in a custom style and, as with the previous Chrome Collection and Gold Line, they will only be available for one year. Orders are able to be placed now at Triumph dealers, with the bikes expected to arrive in dealers from February 2024. UK pricing information is below.

Triumph Stealth Edition pricing