LE RETOUR DE TRIUMPH EN OFFROAD?

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  • #1748953
    gator
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      Un classique…

      #1749137
      gator
      Participant

        À cetee heure où nombreux sont ceux qui pensent que la Stark va sauver notre sport, lol, plus je vois passer des vidéos de la Trumph, plus je suis sidéré d’entendre le barouf du diable que produit cet engin…

        Un vrai bruit de merde, en plus, on croirait qu’elle va exploser…

        🤔

        #1749138
        frankystyle
        Participant

          Un 250 4 tps, quoi;-)

          #1749141
          gator
          Participant

            C ptêt juste moi, mais je la trouve particulièrement bruyante.

            🙄

            #1749167
            360
            Participant

              Assez d’accord, elle impose les bouchons d’oreilles 😋

              #1749168
              ON-OFF
              Participant

                @360 :

                “Assez d’accord, elle impose les bouchons d’oreilles” 😋
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                Ne t’inquiète pas, les Comme Y serrent “les fesses” vont s’occuper de son cas à l’entrée du Contrôle technique, ou sinon, à l’arrivée de la course pour les exclure.

                Cependant, je pense plutôt qu’ils ont installé un pot plus libre, donc plus bruyant, soit pour faire certains essais, soit pour impressionner la concurrence avant le début de saison.

                Mais je suis certain qu’elle sera à la norme des décibels le jour J de la première course…

                #1749170
                savemxgp
                Participant

                  Mmouais, il n’est jamais trop tard pour admettre que les 4tps modernes font un bruit de merde hein, plus ou moins fort pour cette Triumph je ne saurais le dire  mais en général y’a rien de kiffant à écouter tourner un 4tps, le bruit est moche et pète les feuilles, zéro plaisir auditif, y’aura aucune nostalgie de la sonorité merdique de ces engins.

                  #1749171
                  gator
                  Participant

                    Un peu comme une de ces saloperies de 2t avec lesquels des vieillards nostalgiques de l’époque où ça se traînait la teub nous les brisent en boucle?

                    😉

                    #1749173
                    frankystyle
                    Participant

                      Un peu comme une de ces saloperies de 2t avec lesquels des vieillards nostalgiques de l’époque où ça se traînait la teub nous les brisent en boucle?

                      Je l’attendais depuis 3 posts, celle-là:))).

                      Je me rappelle avec vu Guédard essayer une YZ-F à Reygade en 2003 ou 2004; j’avais été impressionné par 2 choses :

                      – son attaque, tout au rupteur.

                      – le bruit, qui donnait l’impression d’un truc complètement asthmatique.

                      Par contre, j’adorais entendre les vieux et rares 4 temps au milieu des 2 temps dans les cross-inter du début des eighties.

                      #1752036
                      hub69
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                        #1752373
                        martin
                        Participant

                          Sympa le holeshot en Heat 1 de Swoll devant Deegan, ça change des Yam et PC …

                          #1752376
                          thebub
                          Participant

                            Dommage que ça ne lui ai pas porté chance…

                            #1752470
                            gunsho
                            Participant

                              Essai presse en grand pour Triumph aux USA, qui confirme que la moto est bien née.

                              #1752476
                              gunsho
                              Participant

                                Quand même super pratique les applications pour résumer les vidéos :

                                Introduction and Bike Overview

                                Mike Lindsay from Vital MX is at Gatorback Raceway in Florida testing the 2024 Triumph TF 250X motocross bike.

                                Bike Features

                                The Triumph TF 250X features high-end components like Pelli did, Koenig Pistons, and Brembo.

                                The unique Center spine aluminum frame sets it apart, offering a distinct design compared to other motocross bikes.

                                Impressive fit and finish with attention to detail in manufacturing processes, including machining and welds.

                                Chassis Testing and Adjustments

                                Detailed testing of the chassis performance and adjustments made for optimal handling.

                                Suspension Setup

                                Initial setup was softer for novice to intermediate riders with comfortable balance but adjusted for better performance.

                                Adjustments included changing sag settings, compression settings on forks and shock, resulting in improved turning ability without compromising stability.

                                Final Impressions and Handling Characteristics

                                Final thoughts on the bike’s handling characteristics after adjustments.

                                Handling Evaluation

                                The bike demonstrated exceptional stability, carving ability, and comfort even under weight transfer to the front end.

                                In this section, the speaker provides feedback on the bike’s handling and suspension setup.

                                Feedback on Bike Handling and Suspension

                                The harshness felt in some bikes is attributed to tighter train bikes with a focus on weight distribution towards the front.

                                The bike offers good handling with minimal energy transfer to the hands, providing a positive experience for the rider.

                                The rider triangle, including foot peg and handlebar height, is well-designed and neutral, resembling a mix of Austrian and Honda styles.

                                In this section, the speaker discusses the design and specifications of a particular engine.

                                Engine Design and Specifications

                                The engine has a bore stroke of 78mm by 52.3mm, similar to KTM designs before they transitioned to a more square bore stroke.

                                The manufacturer developed their own components such as throttle body, piston, conrod, clutch components, and piston design.

                                The engine is well-received for its linear performance with good torque through the mid-range.

                                It produces peak horsepower at 13,500 RPM and maintains it up to 14,000 RPM.

                                This part focuses on the electronic features and quick shifter option of the bike.

                                Electronic Features and Quick Shifter

                                The bike offers a suite of electronics including a quick shifter option that works smoothly without being overly sensitive.

                                The quick shifter cuts quickly without feeling intrusive or overly sensitive when shifting gears.

                                The system is impressive in its functionality and ease of use during testing on the bike.

                                Here, details about the electronic systems available on the bike are discussed.

                                Electronic Systems

                                The bike features an ECU produced by Get Athena in collaboration with the manufacturer for enhanced performance.

                                There are 10 maps available for download via an app for mapping purposes along with launch control and traction control systems.

                                Discussing the weight and components of a motorcycle, focusing on its competitive aspects.

                                Weight and Components

                                The motorcycle weighs 229 lbs fully wet, comparable to Honda 250.

                                Emphasis on the pride in weight reduction efforts for the frame and engine components.

                                Unique machining patterns for parts like cases and head contribute to weight reduction.

                                Utilization of plli tires, smaller rear tire size , for reduced inertia and quick motor response.

                                Reviewing specific design choices such as tire sizes and torque hardware used in the motorcycle.

                                Design Choices

                                Use of plli tires with a smaller rear tire size compared to competitors.

                                Preference for lighter rear tires for better performance under leaning angles.

                                All Torx hardware used, requiring specific tools; emphasis on minimalistic bolt design.

                                Highlighting the quality of manufacturing processes, including hand welding and component sourcing transparency.

                                Manufacturing Quality

                                Detailed use of Torx hardware across the bike with minimalistic bolt design.

                                Impressive fit and finish due to precise machining and hand-welded frames.

                                Transparent about component suppliers like K G zetti, Dr., enhancing consumer confidence in product quality.

                                Exploring consumer experience aspects such as pricing, parts availability, and brand trustworthiness.

                                Consumer Experience

                                Motorcycle priced at $10,000 emphasizing premium quality.

                                Introduction of Parts fish feature on website for easy part lookup and purchase process at local dealerships.

                                Evaluating personal willingness to invest in a new dirt bike from a new brand based on product features.

                                Personal Evaluation

                                Comfort with purchasing due to excellent fit and finish quality compared to other brands.

                                Guys in Racing Trim

                                The speaker discusses the performance of a race bike compared to the current model, highlighting its power and electronic features.

                                Performance Comparison

                                The race bike produces significantly more power than the current model.

                                Good starts are attributed to the electronics system.

                                Mention of limited mapping options but appreciates the manufacturer’s effort.

                                Expresses interest in testing this model against others for comparison.

                                Competitiveness and Potential Improvements

                                The speaker evaluates the competitiveness of the current model and suggests potential improvements for enhanced performance.

                                Evaluation and Suggestions

                                Believes the current model would be competitive for a podium spot in a shootout.

                                Considers it a well-rounded package likely to attract customers.

                                Desires more torque output and front-side character in roll-on power.

                                Suggests adjustments to gearing and suspension settings for improved performance.

                                Excitement for Future Testing

                                The speaker expresses enthusiasm about future testing opportunities with the bikes, emphasizing comfort and performance aspects.

                                Anticipation and Feedback

                                Plans to switch tires to larger sizes for better performance.

                                Excited about exploring the bike’s performance window further through upcoming tests.

                                Impressed by the manufacturer’s first attempt at creating a dirt bike.

                                 

                                Et voilà, vous venez d’économiser 20 minutes !

                                #1752735
                                gunsho
                                Participant

                                  Triumph présent sur tous les fronts.

                                  Au delà des résultats que je trouve impressionnant pour une nouvelle moto, la communication est également au top niveau.

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