Triumph Tracker 400: Top 5 Likes & Dislikes

Flat-track-inspired styling gives the Tracker 400 a unique identity, standing apart from conventional roadsters

The 349cc single-cylinder engine feels smooth and refined, making both city and highway riding effortless

Handling is the bike’s biggest strength, with quick steering and impressive cornering confidence

Premium fit and finish, along with quality switchgear, reinforce Triumph’s upmarket appeal

Features like dual-channel ABS, traction control and LED lighting cover most everyday requirements

The firm suspension prioritises handling over comfort, making rough roads less forgiving

The new 349cc engine lacks the stronger mid-range punch of the previous 400cc motor

Rear ABS cannot be switched off, limiting the bike’s playful flat-track-inspired character

The semi-digital instrument console is the same as the other Triumph 400 models and is cluttered