A color matched top-case is also available from Triumph. The Trophy isn't like your father's Triumph. The wide full coverage fairing cheats the wind, allowing only a little air along the bottom of your leg and across your head and shoulders. On even chilly autumn evenings I found that only standard riding gear was needed. There are also two handy glove boxes in that hold just about that much, a pair of gloves, sunglasses, and maybe a road map, but no more.
Wind buffeting over the top of the windshield can be rather strong.
If I raised my head high or ducked down the buffeting disappeared. If the Trophy was mine I'd be asking about a taller screen. As I rode along I found the gauges easy to read and the mirrors actually did their job. No fuzziness and only a slight view of my elbows. My only ergonomic complaints are that the bars are a little low and forward for my sit-up riding style and the seat is far two narrow and slopes forward, pushing you against the tank.