Triumph Speed News

Not 1, not 2, but as many as 5 bikes could be launched

It may look exactly like the Triumph Speed T4, but here’s why we think it’s a 350cc bike

Triumph 350s unofficial bookings have begun, BMW F450 GS spotted, and more

The offer is valid for a limited period, so you might want to hurry if you are planning to get yourself the Speed T4

Even with increased prices, the value-for-money factor hasn’t decreased for these bikes

The prices have dropped by almost Rs 17,000 despite the recent GST increase on 350cc+ motorcycles to 40%

Reduction of GST on 350cc bikes and below and increasing it on above 350cc may force Triumph to adapt

The bike has been spotted at what looks like a dealer yard, expect deliveries to commence this month

The new colour scheme looks similar to what has been offered on the Triumph Street Triple 765 R & Scrambler 1200 XE

The Triumph Speed T4 has just gotten four new distinctive colour schemes

The four new paint options look more premium than the older ones

The new paint schemes make the bike look more premium than before

The new price tag makes it more affordable than the Hero Mavrick 440’s base variant!

Triumph’s flagship streetfighter gets even more powerful than before and also gets three new colours

The Speed Twin 1200 RS has finally landed on our shores!

Triumph's highest selling premium bike gets an update!

Pune to Goa, and back - Here’s how the Speed T4 performed on our 1,000km ride

A flat discount of Rs 18k makes the bike even more affordable than before

This might just be the best time to get the Triumph Speed T4!

A list of all the features explained of the most affordable Triumph

While the Speed 400 is a motorcycle that enjoys going fast, the T4 promises to be a better motorcycle to deal with Indian traffic conditions with a few compromises.

The Triumph Speed T4 is not just a stripped down Speed 400; there's a lot more than what meets the eye

Both bikes are based on the same 398.15cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine but the T4 makes slightly less power and torque

While the three bikes share the same engine, one is a scrambler and the other two are neo-retro roadster bikes