Triumph Motorcycles Unveiles Indian Lineup

The iconic British motorcycle manufacturer Triumph has unveiled its motorcycle lineup to be launched in India. All the details about the bikes are now available on the company's official website. As per the invitation, Triumph will launch these bikes on 28th November. We have already informed you about the first exclusive Indian dealership of the company at Bangalore. The lineup will include classic, cruiser, adventure, roadster and supersport range of motorcycles.

The classic range will include Triumph Boneville, Boneville T100 and Thruxton. All the three bikes are in retro urban look with some modernization and comes with a 865cc parallel twin power mill.

Boneville churns out a maximum power of 68PS and a peak torque of 68Nm. The Thruxton is capable to deliver almost similar power and torque value of 69PS and 69Nm respectively.

The ultimate cruiser Rocket III will come with a 2.3 litre, three cylinder engine that churns out a maximum power of 106PS @6,000rpm and a torque of 203Nm. The motorcycle has conventional cruiser look and it will be top-of-the line model in the range.

The dual purpose adventure range gets the Tiger 800XC and its version Tiger Explorer. The Tiger 800XC takes power from an 800cc, three cylinder engine, which churns out 95PS of power.

A bigger 1215cc, three cylinder mill has been used with the Explorer version, which is capable of delivering a power output of 137PS.

The muscular roadster Triumph Speed Triple comes with a 1050cc, three cylinder engine that develops 135PS of maximum power, backed up by 111Nm of peak torque.

The other muscular sibling Triumph Street Triple has ultimate low rpm torque performance, it can deliver 58Nm of torque at just 3,000rpm, which can be increased. The engine makes a maximum power of 106PS and both the bikes comes with ABS.

Equipped with a high performance 675cc, three cylinder, short stroke, high rev. engine, Supersport series of the company includes Triumph Daytona 675 and 675R. The engine churns out a maximum power of 128PS and a peak torque of 75Nm in both the bikes.

Prices of the bike are yet to be unveiled. Stay tuned to BikeDekho for more updates on the Triumph Motorcycles in India.