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Triumph has extended its successful 400cc platform into the world of flat track with the Roadster Tracker 400. The single-cylinder engine has been given more performance, adding extra sportiness to an A2-license-friendly neo-retro. French media took it for a ride.
I genuinely love how this 400 platform keeps expanding. Speed 400, Scrambler, and now the flat-track-styled Tracker 400. Refining the single and bumping output -- comparing it against the older model never gets old. This depth of fun packed into an accessible displacement is what gets me.
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What kind of riding style is flat track racing exactly?
It's a racing style where you slide the bike sideways going left around a dirt oval track.
If it's neo-retro with good foot reach, it'd work well as a daily rider too.
Curious how well they've differentiated it from the Scrambler 400.
A proper flat-tracker-style bike you can actually ride is rare these days — this one's valuable.
They say they boosted the single-cylinder performance, but hard to judge without actual numbers.
A flat-track version of the 400 is so wonderfully understated, I love it.
Looks great, but A2-license compliant basically means mid-size license class in Japan anyway.
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