Wheelie control made easy…

Clever electronics on Speed T riple 1200 RS will turn you into a (safe) stunting hero

Dan Sutherland

WHAT’S NEW IN TECH Triumph have launched a new Speed Triple 1200 RS for 2025. Priced at £17,495, it makes a claimed 180.5bhp – and is gunning for this year’s super-naked crown. But that’s not all, the electronics now feature wheelie control, which helps the bike achieve a controlled lift without the risk of looping you over the back. It’s capable of boosting even the most timid of wheelie enthusiasts, while also ironing out unwanted wheelies for track acceleration. The system offers four stages of lift – with level one allowing the front wheel to hover just above the ground for maximum drive. This increases to level four, which uses a number of data points to hold a precision wheelie at around 60cm. “You can actually see it as a…

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