
Triumph has given a first look at its new-generation Street Triple 798, which adds a bigger engine and plenty of Moto2 DNA.
But no further detail or specification has been disclosed, with Triumph only saying that the 798cc engine is based on the same platform as the powerplant developed for the 2027 Moto2 World Championship.
Triumph also says that the 798 will “be more performance focused than previous models”, with the brand promising a full reveal on November 17.

The new Street Triple 798 will replace the current Street Triple 765 RS, which is priced at $21,490 ride away. That bike finished in the top three of the 2023 bikesales Bike of the Year.
Photos of the new model show what appears to be a new chassis, subframe and swingarm, as well as a new headlight design and a new exhaust system.
Pricing and arrival dates will be confirmed after the bike’s full reveal. Triumph has also teased a new LAMS-approved Bonneville T40, a new Tiger 1200 and a new Tiger 900. All these models will be revealed at different stages between now and December 15.