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    Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 vs Triumph Tracker 400

    Should you buy Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 or Triumph Tracker 400 Find out which bike is best for you - compare the two models on the basis of their price, mileage, features, colours and other specs. Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 price in is Rs 3,90,000 (ex-showroom price) whereas the Triumph Tracker 400 price in is Rs 2,49,253 (ex-showroom). On the other hand, the power and torque of Tracker 400 stand at 40 PS and 32 Nm respectively. whereas the Triumph Tracker 400 comes in 3 colours. Out of 1 user reviews, Tracker 400 scores 5.0 .

    Continental GT 750 vs Tracker 400

    Key HighlightsContinental GT 750Tracker 400
    Mileage -27.77 kmpl
    Max Power-40 PS @ 8750 rpm
    Body TypeCafe Racer BikesCafe Racer Bikes
    Engine Type-Liquid-cooled, Single-cylinder, 4 Valve, DOHC
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    Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 vs Triumph Tracker 400 Comparison

    Basic Information
    On-Road Price
    Rs.3,90,000* Onwards
    Rs.2,82,074* Onwards
    Mileage
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    27.77 kmpl
    Max Power
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    40 PS @ 8750 rpm
    User Rating-
    5.0
    Based on Triumph Tracker 400 Reviews
    Body Type
    Cafe Racer Bikes
    Cafe Racer Bikes
    EMI Starts₹ 11,276
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    Rate of interest @9.7%* for 3 years
    		₹ 7,729
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    Rate of interest @6%* for 3 years
    Engine and Transmission
    Engine Type
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    Liquid-cooled, Single-cylinder, 4 Valve, DOHC
    Displacement
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    349 cc
    Number Of Cylinders
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    1
    Cooling System
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    Liquid Cooled
    Valves (per cylinder)
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    4
    Supply System
    Fuel Injection
    Electronic Injection
    Clutch
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    Wet, Multiplate, Assist And Slip Clutch
    Gearbox
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    6 Speed
    Bore
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    89 mm
    Stroke
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    56.1 mm
    Compression Ratio
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    12.1 : 1
    Emission Norm Compliance
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    bs6.2
    bs6.2
    Max Torque
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    32 Nm @ 7500 rpm
    Starting System
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    Self Start Only
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    Features
    Instrument Console Type
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    Analogue and Digital
    Speedometer
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    Analogue
    Tachometer
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    Digital
    Tripmeter
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    Digital
    Odometer
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    Digital
    Seat Type
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    Single
    Body Graphics
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    		Yes
    Clock
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    		Yes
    Rear Footpegs
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    		Yes
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    Features and Safety
    Fuel Gauge
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    Digital
    Traction Control
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    		Yes
    Windscreen
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    		Yes
    Performance
    Overall Mileage
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    27.77 kmpl
    Acceleration 0-100 kmph (sec)
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    7.6 Sec
    Claimed Top Speed
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    154 kmph
    Dimensions and Capacity
    Fuel Tank Capacity
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    13 L
    Width
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    857 mm
    Height
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    1048 mm
    Ground Clearance
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    162 mm
    Wheelbase
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    1367 mm
    Kerb Weight
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    181 kg
    Seat height
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    805 mm
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    Electricals
    Headlight
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    LED
    Taillight
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    LED
    Indicators
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    LED
    Low Fuel IndicatorNoYes
    Tyres and Brakes
    Front Brake Size
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    300 mm
    Rear Brake Size
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    230 mm
    Underpinnings
    Frame
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    Hybrid Spine And Perimeter, Tubular Steel, Bolt-on Rear Subframe

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    User Reviews of Comparison

    • N
      navneet on Jul 17, 2026
      5.0
      Perfect bike for youngester
      Looks like beauty with power. You will feel power when you ride this bike. Vibrations are very low and riding position is also very comfortable. You can easily go for a long drives because of comfortable sitting position. Suspension works very well. I have driven this bike from Patna to new Delhi and felt really comfortable but one minus point I felt is less capacity fuel tank capacity. As the mileage I get is 30 kmpl so If I full the fuel tank then I can go upto 400 kms so to go to Delhi, I had to refuel it for 3 time. I recommend this bike because of its looks the graphics of this bike, the posture of sitting position, the power of this bike, the premium feel of triumph, the quality of triumph, handling of this bike for city as well as long routes.
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    FAQs on Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 and Triumph Tracker 400

    Q) Which bike among Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 and Triumph Tracker 400 is cheaper?

    A) Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 price starts at Rs 3,90,000 & Triumph Tracker 400 price starts at Rs 2,49,253 in Delhi . Triumph Tracker 400 is cheaper between these.
    *Ex-showroom price in Delhi
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