Triumph Motorcycles Final Allocation Sale On Now

Triumph Motorcycles has launched a nationwide ‘Final Allocation’ sale, offering savings of between $1000 and $5000 across a broad range of MY24, MY25 and selected MY26 models. The promotion runs now until March 31, 2026, or while stocks last at participating dealers. Press: Triumph Aus.

In total, 25 models are included in the campaign, spanning Triumph’s Adventure, Modern Classics, Roadster and Off-Road line-ups, making it one of the brand’s most comprehensive sales events in recent years.

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Leading the charge are substantial $5000 savings on multiple variants of the Triumph Tiger 1200. The MY25 and MY26 Tiger 1200 GT Pro is now available from $25,590 rideaway, while the MY24 and MY25 GT Explorer drops to $28,190 rideaway. Off-road-focused buyers can secure the Rally Pro from $27,390 rideaway or the range-topping Rally Explorer for $29,590 rideaway, both with the full $5000 discount applied.

Triumph’s Modern Classics family is also well represented. The MY25 Triumph Bonneville T100 is now priced from $17,350 rideaway with a $1500 saving, while the Triumph Bonneville T120 and T120 Black are both reduced by $2000 to $19,890 rideaway. Cruiser fans can look to the MY25 Bonneville Bobber and Speedmaster, each now $21,590 rideaway, also with $2000 off.

The Speed Twin range also benefits, with MY25 Speed Twin 900 reduced by $1500 to $16,300 rideaway. The Speed Twin 1200 and Speed Twin 1200 RS receive $2000 discounts, priced from $21,290 and $25,290 rideaway respectively.

In Triumph’s Roadster category, the LAMS-approved Triumph Daytona 660 is now available from $13,490 rideaway, reflecting a $1500 saving. The flagship Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS is reduced by $2000 to $29,490 rideaway. Meanwhile, the muscular Triumph Rocket 3 R Storm and Rocket 3 GT Storm both receive $3000 discounts, now priced at $36,690 and $37,690 rideaway respectively.

Entry-level buyers are not left out, with the MY25 Triumph Speed 400 reduced by $1000 to $8200 rideaway and the Triumph Scrambler 400 X also $1000 off, now from $9250 rideaway.

Triumph’s expanding motocross and enduro range also features prominently in the Final Allocation campaign. Savings between $1500 and $2500 apply to the TF 250-X, TF 450-X and the TF 450-RC Ricky Carmichael Edition. The MY25 Triumph TF 450-RC is now $14,495 rideaway with a $2500 saving, while the MY26 TF 450-X is reduced by $2000 to $13,790 rideaway.

Of particular note is the MY24 Triumph TF 250-X, which receives a $1500 price reduction plus a complimentary Akrapovic full exhaust system and Wi-Fi module kit, bringing total added value to $4000. The updated MY26 TF 250-X is also discounted by $1500, now from $12,995 rideaway.

Enduro riders can secure the MY26 TF 250-E with a $1000 saving, now from $16,590 rideaway, while the TF 450-E is reduced by $1300 to $17,690 rideaway.

Triumph says the Final Allocation sale applies only while current stock lasts, with all offers available through authorised Australian dealers until the end of March 2026. Click here for more info…