Does anyone know why on the 94 r ?

i think it's just the new 2016 speed triple that has the rider aids

 

Not 100% sure what you are ashing but they are using the 94R to get rid of the old bikes without the fly by wire throttle.

 

The 2016 94r is the same as the 2015 R without the arrows, just like the 2015 R was just like the 2014 R without the PVM wheels. Seems like we are getting less and less for our money.

 

Anthony, sounds like your dealer should have explained things to you. The 94r (and 94) are just a cosmetic "special edition" of the previous model that's been around for a few years. So consequently there's no fly-by-wire throttle or associated rider modes. The latest (2016) model is a substantial update to comply with the new euro4 regs. The latest model has many updates to engine , including rider modes and updated cosmetics. Different headlights, fly-screen and seat are the most obvious visual giveaways. More details on the differences can be found here and here.

 

First "here" link takes you to the older models which are still available, second "here" link is to the new models, look carefully and you'll notice the lights are a different shape, etc. etc.
I assume your Arrows came via the £1000 accessories deal Triumph are offering. That deal is only on the older models, as incentive to help dealers shift remaining stock of the older model. Fool proof way of telling old model from new - old has rider and pillion seat as one piece, new model the pillion seat lifts away separately from the rider seat.
As you rightly say the older model has no rider modes or traction control (or gear position indicator).

Personally I made sure I got one of the older models (late last year) as I want a bike that I am able to self maintain/service once the warranty is finished, that's unlikely to be possible on the new bike with the new ECU and extra electronics.

 

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