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Triumph Motorcycles India's Website showing de-tuned engine specifications

The iconic British bike maker- Triumph has mysteriosuly de-tuned some of the motorcycles available in the Indian market. According to the official website of Triumph Motorcycle...

The iconic British bike maker- Triumph has mysteriosuly de-tuned some of the motorcycles available in the Indian market. According to the official website of Triumph Motorcycle India, power and torque figure of the bikes have been reduced. First, we thought that the company might taking this strategy to provide more fuel efficient products, however, the fuel consumption figures on the website are unchanged.

 

 

Many sources are reporting that the Triumph Motorcycles India was selling the de-tuned spec bikes from the starting. The company has already mentioned in the terms and conditions of the website, "Triumph Motorcycles Limited reserves the right without prior notice to discontinue models, parts, accessories, clothing and other items or change specifications at any time without incurring any obligations." However, its not enough for the existing and new Triumph customers, and the company has to clear the matter officially along with a strong reason.

 

 

Currently, the company is offering 12 bikes in India- Bonneville, Bonneville T100, Thruxton, Speed Triple ABS, Street Triple ABS, Daytona 675, Daytona 675 R, Tiger 800 XC, Tiger Explorer XC, Thunderbird Storm, Thunderbird LT and Rocket III Roadster. Among these models, first 7 bikes have been altered with engine specifications-

 

Motorcycles Earlier Now
Maximum Power Maximum Torque Maximum Power Maximum Torque
Bonneville 68PS @7,500rpm 68Nm @5,800rpm 61PS @7,500rpm 61Nm @5,550rpm
Bonneville T100 68PS @7,500rpm 68Nm @5,800rpm 61PS @7,500rpm 61Nm @5,550rpm
Thruxton 69PS @7,500rpm 68Nm @5,800rpm 61PS @7,500rpm 61Nm @5,550rpm
Street Triple ABS 105PS @11,850rpm 68Nm @9,750rpm 79PS @11,050rpm 57Nm @8,375rpm
Speed Triple ABS 133PS @9,400rpm 111Nm @7,750rpm 127PS @9,300rpm 105Nm @7,850rpm
Daytona 675 ABS 126PS @12,500rpm 74Nm @11,900rpm 118PS @12,300rpm 70Nm @9,900rpm
Daytona 675R ABS 128PS @12,500rpm 74Nm @11,900rpm 118PS @12,300rpm 70Nm @9,900rpm

Triumph Daytona 675 User Reviews

S
sonu on Nov 06, 2024
4.2
Daytona 675

Very very nice bike yesterday I was the driver this bike I feel awesome. I want to say something this fantastic bike

A
amos on Oct 07, 2024
4.2
600 cc bike

Very super segment bike across world. It is an powerful bike for all 600 cc segment ,with most comfortable seat and most performance bike ,and than style design look good for long trip

R
rahul on May 04, 2024
3.8
Good Experience

The Triumph Daytona 675 offers a compelling alternative to the Japanese supersport bike market. Whichever version you choose, you're bound to be impressed. Its elevated seat height instills a sense of immediate control over this powerful machine, albeit it may feel slightly daunting initially.

P
pratap on Apr 25, 2024
5.0
Best Performance

Exceptional performance, making it the best in its class at 675cc. Surpassing even the Z900, its engine is truly remarkable, earning it the title of a beast on the road.

D
dhadkan on Apr 28, 2022
4.0
Engine Refinement Is Also Good

It is the best 600cc category bike. The power is enormous in this bike, and engine refinement is also good.

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