NOVEMEBER TRIUMPH PROMO! $350 OFF ~OR~ 0.00% FOR 36 MONTHS! David's Take 50 Years on Two Wheels I've spent a lot of my nearly 50 years on motorcycles riding dirt bikes, and I've always had a soft spot for bikes that bring some of that same playful character to the street. The all-new Triumph Tracker 400 is exactly that kind of motorcycle. It's light, simple, full of personality, and reminds me that you don't need a lot of horsepower to have an awful lot of fun. What immediately appeals to me about the Tracker is its riding position. The wide handlebars, upright stance, and flat-track-inspired ergonomics give it that familiar dirt-bike feel I enjoy so much. You're sitting in a natural position with plenty of leverage over the motorcycle, making it easy to maneuver through traffic or enjoy a tight, winding road. It's a motorcycle that encourages you to participate in the ride rather than simply sit on it. Triumph's 398cc single-cylinder engine produces 41.4 horsepower, which might not sound like much compared with the larger motorcycles in our showroom, but that's missing the point. The Tracker is about responsiveness, agility, and making the most of the performance you have. With its six-speed transmission, 17-inch wheels, quality suspension, and powerful front brake, it's a surprisingly sophisticated little roadster underneath that vintage flat-track styling. I particularly appreciate that Triumph didn't simply take the Speed 400 and give it a different paint job. The Tracker has its own riding position, chassis geometry, suspension setup, and personality. And while the styling takes its inspiration from dirt-track racing, this is very much a street motorcycle, designed to make pavement riding enjoyable. This 2027 Tracker 400, finished in bold Racing Yellow, really captures the spirit of the bike. The distinctive tank graphics, sculpted bodywork, and minimalist design give it a look that stands apart from just about anything else in the 400cc category. As someone who owns a Husqvarna 701 Supermoto, I understand the appeal of lightweight, upright motorcycles. The Triumph approaches that same sense of fun in a more approachable, affordable, and relaxed package. It would make a terrific first motorcycle, but I also think experienced riders who appreciate smaller, nimble machines will find plenty to enjoy. After all these years, I've learned that some of the biggest smiles come from the smallest motorcycles. The Tracker 400 looks like one of those bikes that could make an ordinary ride across town feel like something special. If you're looking for a motorcycle with classic flat-track attitude, modern Triumph quality, and a genuinely playful personality, I'd encourage you to come experience the 2027 Triumph Tracker 400 for yourself. — David Goodman General Sales Manager Erico Motorsports Nearly 50 Years on Two Wheels 2026 Triumph Tracker 400 Racing YellowBorn in the dirt. Built for the street.Stripped-back style with bold, flat-track attitudeFeatures may include:STRIPPED-BACK BOLD STYLEA stripped-back, bold style and a flat-track racer attitude with race-inspired graphics, make the Tracker 400 stand out like no other.FLAT-TRACK RIDING STYLEUpright and elbows-out—the Tracker 400 offers a dominant riding position and distinctive flat-track riding style.TR-SERIES ENGINEThe Tracker 400 features the most powerful iteration of the TR-Series engine, delivering modern performance and classic character for the most exhilarating ride.HIGH-VALUE SPECIFICATIONAll of the quality, substance, and presence Triumph is famous for.