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Triumph Motorcycles Lawsuit Overview

Triumph Motorcycles is facing multiple lawsuits regarding various defects that pose serious safety hazards to riders. Primary allegations against the manufacturer include defective gear shift levers, faulty brake pads, and problematic side stand springs. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has documented several recalls affecting thousands of motorcycles. Most recently, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a recall for approximately 700 Triumph motorcycles due to electrical hazards that can cause unexpected startup.Related: Product Liability Cases

Latest Triumph Motorcycles Lawsuit Updates

June 18, 2024 – Triumph Motorcycles is facing a lawsuit over a design flaw in one of its motorcycle models, allegedly causing serious injuries due to negligence.June 10, 2024 – An Iowa resident has filed a lawsuit against Triumph Motorcycles, claiming that defective brakes caused an accident resulting in permanent brain injuries [1].

NHTSA and CPSC Reports and Statistics

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) have documented the following:

• 16 incident reports of switch cube cracking in the TF250-X models, with 43.75% (7 cases) resulting in motorcycles starting unexpectedly.
• Multiple recalls affecting over 10 different Triumph motorcycle models between 2018-2025.
• Recalls impacting thousands of motorcycles across various model years, with the most recent affecting approximately 690 units of the TF250-X models.

Triumph Motorcycles Injuries & Side Effects

Defective Triumph motorcycles have been associated with several serious injury risks due to various component failures:

• Loss of Control: Gear shift lever failures resulting in inability to change gears during operation
• Crash Injuries: Increased risk of accidents due to mechanical failures
• Brake Failures: Detached brake pad material causing extended stopping distances
• Unexpected Startup: Electrical failures causing motorcycles to start unexpectedly, posing injury hazards
• Sudden Engine Stalls: Faulty ignition wiring or side stand springs causing dangerous loss of power
• Lighting Failures: Loss of headlights or taillights during night riding due to electrical issues

Do You Qualify for a Triumph Motorcycles Lawsuit?

You may qualify for a Triumph Motorcycles lawsuit if:

• You owned or operated a recalled Triumph motorcycle model between 2013-2025
• You experienced a mechanical failure consistent with the known defects (gear shift, brakes, electrical system, side stand)
• You suffered injuries or damages resulting from the mechanical failure
• The incident required medical treatment or resulted in property damage
• You can provide documentation linking your injuries to the defective motorcycle

Evidence Required for a Triumph Motorcycles Lawsuit

To pursue a successful claim, you will need:

• Proof of ownership of an affected Triumph motorcycle model
• Documentation of the defect (repair records, photographs, videos)
• Medical records detailing injuries sustained
• Expert testimony on the mechanical failure (if applicable)
• Records of communication with Triumph or dealers regarding the issue

Damages You Can Recover

Victims of defective Triumph motorcycles may be eligible to recover:

• Medical expenses for injury treatment
• Lost wages due to inability to work
• Pain and suffering compensation
• Repair or replacement costs for damaged motorcycles
• Punitive damages against the manufacturer (in cases of gross negligence)

Triumph Motorcycles Recall Information

Recent recalls affecting Triumph motorcycles include:CPSC Recall 25-144 (February 2025):

• Models: 2024-2025 Triumph TF250-X Closed Course Competition Motorcycles
• VIN Range: BP6028 to CC7868
• Defect: Cracking plastic switch cube causing electrical short and unexpected startup

NHTSA Recalls (2019-2020) Triumph Speed Twin motorcycles:

• Models: Speed Twin, Street Triple RS, Tiger 1200 series, Speed Triple, Trophy SE
• Defects: Gear shift lever issues, brake pad corrosion, ignition switch wiring

Statute of Limitations for Triumph Motorcycles Lawsuits

Time limitations for filing a Triumph motorcycle lawsuit vary by state but typically range from one to four years from the date of injury or discovery of the defect. Consulting with an attorney promptly is essential to ensure your claim is filed within the applicable deadline in your jurisdiction.

FAQs

1. What specific Triumph motorcycle models are affected by recalls?

Multiple models are affected including the TF250-X (2024-2025), Speed Twin (2019-2020), Street Triple RS (2018-2020), Tiger 1200 series (2018-2020), Speed Triple models (2019-2020), Trophy SE (2013-2017), and Thruxton (2016-2020).

2. How do I know if my Triumph motorcycle is included in a recall?

Check your motorcycle’s VIN number against recall notices or contact your local Triumph dealer. For the most recent recall, affected motorcycles have VIN numbers between BP6028 and CC7868.

3. What should I do if I experience a defect with my Triumph motorcycle?

Immediately stop using the motorcycle, document the issue, report it to Triumph and the appropriate regulatory agency (NHTSA or CPSC), and consult with an attorney experienced in product liability cases.

4. Will Triumph repair my recalled motorcycle for free?

Yes, manufacturers are required to fix recalled vehicles at no cost to owners. Contact your local Triumph dealer for recall service.

5. How much compensation can I expect from a Triumph motorcycle lawsuit?

Compensation varies based on the severity of injuries, medical expenses, lost income, and other damages. Cases involving serious injuries typically result in larger settlements.

6. Can I join a class action lawsuit against Triumph?

Yes, if multiple owners have experienced similar issues, a class action may be possible. Our attorneys can advise whether your case qualifies for individual or class action litigation.

7. How long does a Triumph motorcycle lawsuit typically take?

Most product liability cases are resolved within 1-3 years, though complex cases may take longer. Many cases settle before reaching trial.

8. Does filing a lawsuit affect my motorcycle’s warranty?

No, filing a lawsuit does not void your warranty. Manufacturers cannot refuse warranty service due to your decision to pursue legal action.

9. What if my accident happened before the recall was announced?

You may still qualify for compensation if you can demonstrate the defect caused your accident, even if it occurred before the official recall.

10. Can I pursue a lawsuit if I’ve already received recall repairs?

Yes, if you suffered damages before the repair, you may still be eligible for compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages.

Take Action Now: Time-Sensitive Legal Claims

Time is limited to pursue legal action for injuries caused by defective Triumph motorcycles. Most states allow only 1-4 years from the date of injury to file a claim, and this window closes quickly.Our experienced product liability attorneys offer:

• Free, confidential consultations to evaluate your case
• No upfront costs or fees for representation
• Payment only if we win your case

Don’t delay seeking the compensation you deserve for injuries caused by defective Triumph motorcycles.[START YOUR FREE CASE REVIEW NOW]Reference:[1] https://www.law360.com/articles/1845992