Triumph Street Scrambler

Triumph has recalled some of its Street and Bonneville models across the globe due to a clutch cable and a few wiring harness issues. More than 12,654 units of the Triumph Street and Bonneville motorcycles are affected by the clutch cable and wiring harness issues in the United States and around 1,000 in India. Here is a list of all the Triumph motorcycles recalled on the notice issued by the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) along with the batch Read More...

Along with upgrading its Street Twin, Triumph has also updated its dirt craving sibling, the Street Scrambler. For 2019 Triumph has improved upon the overall ergonomics and rideability of the motorcycle along with throwing in a host of new features and options into play. The 900cc parallel twin motor now receives an increase in power where the current Scrambler made only 54 bhp the updated one now makes 64 bhp which in an 18% increase in power. Torque, however, remains Read More...

The launch of the new 2017 Triumph Street Scrambler is the latest buzz in the Indian motoring scene and we were among the lucky few to ride it right away. Sadly, the rain Gods didn’t seem to be pleased as dark clouds hovered over the luscious green valley and we were only able to ride it for a short while before handing over the keys. Thus, this isn’t an exhaustive review. Instead, we pen down our initial experience with the Read More...

Triumph Motorcycles India have launched the all-new 2017 Street Scrambler in India. The Scrambler is a fun, go-anywhere rendition of the Bonneville while also bringing a significant update in capability and style to the iconic Triumph Scrambler. The new Scrambler is made to offer the Scrambler style along with unique features and detailing. The new Street Scrambler gets the Bonneville silhouette and fuses it with with clean lines, minimal bodywork and modern finishes. Interesting details include the elegant fuel tank Read More...