The Triumph Icon Editions collection for 2025 includes seven Modern Classic motorcycles featuring a Triumph logo that dates back to 1907, along with special color schemes and hand-painted details. These limited-edition models will only be available for the 2025 model year, making them collectable models for true Triumph fans.
The Triumph logo has changed many times throughout the company’s history. The first was a shield in 1902, followed by a script logo in 1907, which was used for seven years. The design added “Motors” to the logo in 1915, followed by the return of the shield from 1902 but in color during the 1920s. In 1932, the logo changed by an oval globe. In 1934, the logo returned to the word “Triumph,” and it has evolved since. It’s the 1907 script logo that the company brings back for the 2025 Triumph Icon Editions collection.
The seven Modern Classic models in this collection feature different two-tone color splits of Sapphire Black and Aluminum Silver, with side panels finished to match the fuel tanks. Hand-painted coach lining traces the color-split lines in either black or gold. Each model also features the 1907 Triumph script logo in gold, along with exclusive Icon Edition model graphics.
The Triumph Bonneville T100 Icon Edition ($11,745) features an Aluminum silver finish with Sapphire Black accents on the tank and side panels, with black coach lining. The Bonneville T120 Icon Edition ($13,695) has a Sapphire Black tank with silver accents and gold detailing.
In the Scrambler family, the Scrambler 900 Icon Edition ($12,245) has both black and silver on the tank separated by black coach lining, along with Sapphire Black fenders. The Scrambler 1200 X Icon Edition ($14,395) has an Aluminum Silver tank with black kneepads and two black tank stripes. The Scrambler 1200 XE Icon Edition ($16,095) has Phantom Black wrapped around both sides of the silver tank, along with gold lining to match the gold-anodized fork.
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The Bonneville Bobber Icon Edition ($14,795) retains its minimalist style with a predominantly black color scheme, with silver hand-painted accents. The last model in the collection is the Bonneville Speedmaster Icon Edition ($14,795), with silver finish on the tank and fenders, along with a central Sapphire Black stripe on the tank.
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Triumph Icon Editions will arrive at dealerships starting in February 2025. For more information, visit the Triumph website.
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