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The new generation Triumph Tiger 1200 has been a hot topic of conversation ever since the manufacturers teased the motorcycle. The wait is finally over as the bike has been globally unveiled and here is a list of things to know.
The 2021 Triumph Speed Twin was launched in the international market on June 1. The motorcycle will not be up for grabs in India till at least September this year but however, Triumph dealerships across India have started to accept bookings for the Speed Twin at an amount of Rs 50,000 to Rs 1,00,000.
The all-new 2021 Triumph Bonneville Bobber has been launched in India at Rs 11.75 lakh ex-showroom and will feature a number of capabilities of the Bobber Black variant. [Read more…]
The new limited-edition Triumph Scrambler 1200 Steve McQueen celebrates the most famous movie star and motorcycle buff. Only 1000 units of the Steve McQueen edition are available worldwide, and India will get only a handful of this ultra-exclusive models.
For 2021, Triumph have launched an all-new Tiger, the 850 Sport, which replaces the standard Tiger 900. Here is our first ride report.
We spend a day and over 220 kilometres with the Triumph Trident, the British marque’s latest entry-level roadster.
Our annual award function recently concluded after an interesting jury round in Lonavala with all of the necessary safety precautions in place. We have compiled a list of the winners in each segment of the 2021 Bike India Awards.
Triumph’s all-new entry-level Trident is powered by a 660-cc triple and is poised to take on the top-selling competition head-on with British style, a charismatic engine, and, according to Triumph, class-leading handling and value for money. We travel to Tenerife, Spain, to find out.
The Triumph Tiger 850 Sport made it’s global unveil recently and replaces the base variant of the Tiger 900. The motorcycle has now been launched in India starting at Rs 11.95 lakh (ex-showroom).
