Triumph Trophy 1200 Parts
Engine and Transmission
The Triumph Trophy 1200 is a 4 stroke, Touring bike with a Liquid cooled 1180.00 ccm (71,64 cubic inches) In-line four, 4 Valve type of engine.
This engine has 108.00 HP (78,41 kW)) @ 9000 RPM, 104.00 Nm (10,55 kgf-m or 76,32 ft.lbs) @ 5000 RPM and an unconfirmed top speed.
Maintenance and Service
Preventative care is crucial to keep your Triumph Trophy 1200 performing at its best. Frequently replaced components include sprockets. By using genuine parts, your Trophy 1200 can maintain great rides over many seasons.
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Triumph Trophy 1200 Technical Specifications
| Type: |
In-line four |
| Displacement: |
1180.00 ccm (71,64 cubic inches) |
| Power: |
108.00 HP (78,41 kW)) @ 9000 RPM |
| Torque: |
104.00 Nm (10,55 kgf-m or 76,32 ft.lbs) @ 5000 RPM |
| Compression: |
N/A |
| Stroke: |
4 |
| Cooling: |
Liquid |
| Valves: |
4 |
| Starter: |
Electric |
| Transmission: |
N/A |
| Gearbox: |
6 - speed |
| Top Speed: |
N/A |
| Fuel Capacity: |
N/A |
| Fuel Control: |
N/A |
| Type: |
Touring |
| Year: |
1996 |
| Weight: |
235.0 kg (515,51 pounds) |
| Length: |
N/A |
| Front Brakes: |
Dual disc |
| Rear Brakes: |
Single disc |
Common Questions About Triumph Trophy 1200 Parts
The most frequently replaced parts for the Triumph Trophy 1200 include air filters, oil filters, brake pads, chain and sprockets, and clutch components. Based on owner experiences, specific components like How Many Carburetors Does A 96 Triumph Trophy Have? may also require occasional replacement.
Many parts for the Triumph Trophy 1200 are readily available through our suppliers. Common searches from owners include Triumph Trophy 1200 Parts, How Many Carburetors Does A 96 Triumph Trophy Have?, 2001 Triumph Trophy Cooling Fan, which we stock regularly.
The Triumph Trophy 1200 benefits from regular service intervals. Oil changes are typically recommended every 3,000-5,000 miles, with more comprehensive service including inspection of How Many Carburetors Does A 96 Triumph Trophy Have? recommended at 10,000 miles intervals.
