Triumph Recalls — Canada & USA – Major League Recalls

Triumph has 88 models with recall activity in our database, spanning 1969 through 2026. Across those models, 189 recall campaigns are recorded, and the severity distribution is heavily concentrated at the top of the scale: 55% of campaigns fall into the Critical tier and another 29% into the High tier, accounting for 84% of all recalls combined under the severity rating system. Critical recalls typically involve consequences such as loss of vehicle control, fire risk, or crash hazard, while High recalls carry significant but slightly less immediate risk. With zero recalls in the Informational tier and only 6% in the Low tier, the lineup's recall history is almost entirely composed of the two most serious classifications.

The Speed Triple leads all Triumph models with 12 recalls, followed by the Bonneville T120 at 8 and the Street Twin at 6. Because Triumph's catalog consists primarily of motorcycles, the consequences tied to these recalls tend to involve direct rider exposure to brake, fuel, or control system failures, which is reflected in the concentration of Critical and High severity ratings across the model range. The 88 models covered stretch from 1969 through 2026, representing both legacy nameplates and current production motorcycles, with recall activity distributed across sport, classic, and adventure-style bikes throughout the lineup.

Component	Recalls	Share	Critical	High	Medium	Low
Electrical	45	24%	31	11	3	0
Brakes	31	16%	8	23	0	0
Engine	23	12%	16	6	1	0
Lighting	13	7%	0	0	7	6
Suspension	12	6%	11	1	0	0
Body & Latches	12	6%	8	1	3	0
Powertrain	8	4%	5	2	1	0
Fuel System	6	3%	6	0	0	0
Other	39	21%	19	10	4	6

Triumph Recalls — Canada & USA

Summary

Most Recalled Components