Triumph Bikes

Triumph Motorcycles Limited is the largest UK-owned motorcycle manufacturer. It was founded in 1983 by John Bloor when the parent company Triumph Engineering went into receivership. The new company, initially named Bonneville Coventry Limited, continued Triumph's tradition of motorcycle production since 1902. They have major manufacturing facilities in Thailand 

Triumph Bikes is one of the few manufacturers whose products cover a wide range of motorcycles. From a streetfighter to a cruiser and from a liter-class sportbike to an adventure tourer, Triumph makes them all. The popular Triumph bikes in India are the Speed 400, Street Triple 765, Scrambler 400 X, etc.

Triumph is also a very accomplished and respected name in motorsports, with its bikes participating and winning various competitions and setting land-speed records. The cost of Triumph bikes in India starts at Rs 20,20,000 and can go up to Rs 12,35,000. The mentioned prices are ex-showroom.

Triumph Motorcycles India is a subsidiary of the iconic British brand, which was launched in late 2013. It caters to Indian customers through exclusive dealerships in various cities. They have a Completely Knocked Down (CKD) assembly facility in Haryana, which currently produces their small-capacity motorcycles while the larger motorcycles are imported as CBUs. Triumph Bikes Company is one of the emerging premium motorcycle manufacturers in India. It has a wide range of products.

In 1995, Triumph began selling the Triple Connection clothing and accessories line of products designed by Triumph instead of under license. In the 21st century, Triumph markets clothing lines with the endorsements or likenesses of celebrities associated with the brand in the past, including Bob Dylan and the late Marlon Brando, Elvis Presley, James Dean, and Steve McQueen. McQueen's name and likeness were explicitly used, such as naming a special edition Bonneville after him.

Explore the range of Triumph bikes available in India, designed to suit every rider's taste and budget.

5 Key Facts About Triumph Bikes

• History and Heritage: Started in 1885, the company was initially named S. Bateman & Company, which was renamed the Triumph Cycle Company in 1886. It took various years and hard work for Triumph Motorcycles Ltd. to become what it is today.
• Racing Legacy: Motocross is a brand new Triumph motorcycle segment representing a historic year and a fully committed racing program on challenging dirt. Triumph has created a dedicated program for racing that operates.
• Built Biggest Motorcycle Engine Ever: The Triumph Rocket 3 has the biggest displacement ever used in a production motorcycle history. Its 2458cc engine produces 221 Nm of torque and 165 horsepower.
• Present New Triumph Edition: Triumph has launched new stealth editions of eight new factory custom models of its Bonneville family of motorcycles. The fuel tank will have a unique look, and there will also be a choice of gloss candy colors.
• Bonneville Bikes: Bonneville bikes are Triumph’s first belt-driven motorcycles. Triumph's big break came with the cruiser bike, which became very popular in the Indian market.

Meet the Triumph Bikes Family 

Triumph Speed 400

The Triumph Speed 400 is popularly known as the Triumph 400 among riders. Bajaj Auto in Maharashtra manufactures this new bike for Triumph bikes under 2 lakh. The Speed 400 bike's mileage is 29.8 kmpl, and the riding range is 383.5km. The standard features are a semi-digital instrument cluster, LED headlight with DRLs, and USB charging port. 

Triumph Scrambler 400 X

The Scrambler 400X is Triumph's most affordable scrambler, priced under 3 lakh. It has more powerful design elements, making it more off-road-ready. The bike features a headlight protector, radiator, sump guard, and hand guard.

Triumph Trident 660

Triumph Motorcycles India recently updated its entry-level motorcycle, the Trident 660, which features an inline-three-cylinder engine. Regarding mechanical specifications, the bike has a 666cc BS6 engine mated to a six-speed gearbox, and the seat height is 805 mm.

Triumph Street Triple RS

Triumph Street Triple RS has some notable features, including full-LED lighting, cornering ABS, a lean-sensitive traction control system, a linked braking system, wheelie control, and a bidirectional quick-shifter. This street bike's curb weight is 166kg. The seat height of the street triple RS is 836mm, and the transmission is a six-speed manual. 

Triumph Street Triple R

The Triumph Street Triple R features a sharp design for the twin-pod LED headlight, an aggressive design for the bodywork, a 15-litre fuel tank, a gullwing swingarm, and radiator cowls. The Street Triple R gets distinctive twin LED headlights, contemporary bodywork and graphics updates, silencer styling, a new choice of mirrors, and exciting color schemes.

Triumph Rocket 3

The all-new Rocket 3 triple engine delivers outstanding performance and an ultimate riding experience. With an increased capacity of 2,500cc and a unique peak torque figure of 221Nm, it is the largest engine capacity ever seen on any production motorcycle.

Triumph Tiger Sport 660

The Tiger Sport 660 exhibits an attractive semi-fairing design, complemented by a massive windscreen, a robust fuel tank, a high seat, and a hidden underbelly exhaust, creating a perfect blend of form and function.

Triumph Speed Twin

The Triumph Speed Twin is a cruiser bike in India. Its hardware includes inverted front forks, dual rear suspension springs, disc brakes at both ends and 17-inch alloy wheels. It also has an anti-locking braking system. The bike weighs 216 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 14.5 liters.

Triumph Tiger 900

Tiger 900 is a Triumph adventure bike. It is powered by an 888cc BS6 engine that produces 106.5bhp of power and 90Nm of torque. The bike's mileage is 21.1kmpl, and the seat height is 820mm. The New Tiger 900 offers an unmatched blend of performance, capability, comfort, and attitude for the most demanding road trips.

Triumph Scrambler 1200

The Scrambler 1200X is the most accessible offering in Triumph's full-size Scrambler family. Although it is the most affordable of the three variants, it has inferior equipment compared to the rest. Features include a digital instrument console, LED headlight, TFT display, five riding modes, cornering dual channel ABS, traction control, and LCD instruments with TFT display. The 1200cc parallel twin, liquid-cooled engine has a 270-degree crank.

Triumph Tiger 1200

Triumph Tiger 1200 has advanced features like a traction control system, ABS, riding modes, IMU, and an electronic suspension system. Triumph has provided a new TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity. A lot of information related to the ride is given on its screen, and the display theme can also be customized.

The Triumph Tiger 1200 is powered by an 1160cc inline-triple cylinder that is boosted to 147bhp and 130Nm of torque. The Tiger 1200 is built on a new chassis that is 5.5kg lighter than the previous model. The single-sided swingarm has been replaced with a new tri-link setup that has helped the brand shed some weight.

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