Triumph Speed Triple

Triumph has released a new video teasing the upcoming 2018 Speed Triple, albeit in its go-faster RS and R avatars. As goes without saying, there would be a vanilla version as well, and would sell in higher numbers than the more exotic versions showcased in the dopamine inducing video. Now, while the new Speed Triple does have an uncanny resemblance with the smaller Triumph 765 RS, there are those exotic looking under-seat exhausts to dispel any confusion. The RS version Read More...

Triumph Motorcycles has released the teaser video of the new 2018 Speed Triple litre-class roadster which will be unveiled on January 29, 2018. The motorcycle, as seen in the teaser video will feature an updated design, new headlight with LED DRLs, and a full digital instrument console. The hardware list might also get an upgrade and we may see even better suspension and brakes on the new motorcycle. We may even see a more sophisticated electronic package on the motorcycle. Read More...

Latest reports suggest that Triumph Motorcycles will bring its latest generation middleweight roadster, the 2017 Street Triple to India by July this year. Reports also suggest that the British marque will first introduce the entry level variant of the roadster series, the Street Triple S, in the initial phase. There is still no word about the India launch of the Street Triple R and the top-spec Street Triple RS variants. Also Read - 2017 Triumph Street Triple Range Revealed As you must have Read More...

As I get astride the Triumph Speed Triple, I feel a bit like Peter Dinkalge, because even though I’m not vertically challenged (at 5’8”), only the tips of my boots contacted terra firma. So, yes, the seating position is a bit high-set, but the seat itself is quite comfortable, at least infinitely more so than the saddles that the mean and green Kawasaki Z-boys have to offer. The seating position is a bit forward biased. Though not super-bike focused, but Read More...

Triumph is all set to reboot their legendary Speed Triple series with more powerful and capable machines. Triumph will introduce the Speed Triple S as an entry to the 1050cc performance roadster range and the Speed Triple R as their new flagship of the Triumph triple-engine roadster range. On the visual front the new bikes stay true to their predecessors and retain the same body language, as the styling stays the same on the two. The Speed Triple S and Read More...

Agent Ethan Hunt may have switched his preference of motorcycles to BMW Motorrad but Triumph Motorcycles is not ready to let go of their favourite IMF point man. After a short stint in Mission Impossible 2, we never really saw Agent Hunt ride a motorcycle until the fifth instalment of the series where he was seen fighting the Syndicate on the mighty BMW S1000RR. But we feel that the new 2016 Triumph Speed Triple Series, especially the performance spec Speed Triple R, should grab his Read More...

We already brought to our readers the spy images of the 2016 Triumph Speed Triple back in June this year. But what we have here is a set of detailed images of the motorcycle- thanks to Triumph's French Dealer who has managed to leak the new 2016 Speed Triple R all over the web world. The 2016 model might not look different to it's predecessor retaining that traditional Speed Triple design with minimal changes to the body work. The changes Read More...

Triumph Motorcycles India is likely to bump up its product portfolio very soon as the Indian arm of the British motorcycle marque has imported a unit of the Speed Triple with the "R" badge to India for ARAI homologation. Along with the "R" badge, comes slightly higher power and torque figures and a higher spec suspension setup. The latest update about the Speed Triple R comes from India's import and export data website Zauba.com. What's new? The only difference between the standard Read More...

While the battle of the supersports motorcycles has taken the peak output past the 200 bhp mark, their naked counterparts are nudging 180bhp. But it seems like British motorcycle marque, Triumph Motorcycles, is hardly bothered to be  a part of these output wars its competitors BMW, Aprilia and KTM are engaged in. The Triumph Speed Triple is due for an update and the Hinckley based two-wheeler maker is modernizing its litre-class naked roadster for 2016. The year 2016 will witness a major overhaul for the Triumph Speed Triple. While Read More...