Triumph Fairings
About Triumph Motorcycle Fairings
Triumph is the storied British marque behind some of the most characterful motorcycles on the road, from the triple-powered Daytona and Speed Triple to the Tiger adventure range and the Bonneville modern classics. Triumph’s appeal rests on heritage, distinctive engine character, and a loyal owner community that values individuality over outright spec-sheet competition. That owner base is exactly why replacement and custom fairings are in steady demand, whether for a track-day Daytona or a personalized Street Triple. Triumph’s recent growth has made it one of the largest motorcycle makers outside the big four Japanese firms, and models like the Trident and Tiger Sport broaden its reach while keeping a distinctly British character that owners value when personalizing their bikes.
Popular Triumph Motorcycle Series
The Daytona is Triumph’s supersport triple and the model most owners shop fairings for, prized for its handling and unique sound. The Speed Triple and Street Triple are the naked triples, popular for street use and known for their exposed, muscular styling. The Tiger family covers the adventure and touring segment, while the Bonneville line defines the modern-classic look. Each series has its own bodywork, so browse the specific model category before ordering.
Materials & Finish Options
Every Triumph fairing we supply is made from ABS plastic using injection-mould tooling, keeping panels light yet impact-resistant. Finish options include pre-painted factory and race-style colors, plus unpainted bare sets for owners who want to apply their own livery. A clear coat is applied over the color and graphics to protect the surface and hold gloss. Whatever Triumph you ride, the same material and fitment approach applies.
Common Crash-Damaged Areas on Triumph Bikes
On Triumph sport models the parts that take the hit first are predictable: the lower fairing and belly pan on the Daytona, the right-side panel on a bike dropped at a standstill, and the front fender. Naked Triples expose the radiator covers and headlight surround more than a fully faired bike. Knowing which panel tends to go first helps you order the right set the first time instead of discovering a missing piece after the old one comes off.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Daytona and Street Triple share panels?
No. Despite both being triples, the fully faired Daytona and the naked Street Triple use entirely different bodywork and do not interchange.
How long does delivery take?
Production runs 10-15 business days, then 15-20 by air or 20-25 by ocean freight. A tracking number is issued once the kit ships.
What is your return policy?
Unused kits in original packaging can be returned within 14 days of delivery. You cover return shipping; there is no restocking fee.
Are these as tough as the original panels?
They use ABS plastic similar in weight and toughness to stock panels, with pre-drilled holes for a direct replacement fit.
Can I get a British-racing-green livery?
Yes. Pre-painted heritage colors and custom painting from a reference image are both available for Triumph models.
Do kits include hardware?
Each complete set ships with a matched polished bolt kit, a black windscreen, and a heat shield at no extra cost.
