Triumph Street Triple

Resting all the speculations, Triumph India has confirmed the launch of the Street Triple R. The much-awaited middleweight naked streetfighter will sit under the Street Triple RS and will replace the base S variant which was on sale earlier. Expect the Street Triple R to carry a slightly lower price tag than the RS. It will make the Street Triple range more accessible to the potential buyers and will rival the likes of Kawasaki Z900 and the recently launched BMW Read More...

The 2020 Triumph Street Triple RS was introduced a couple of months ago in the Indian market. The British manufacturer, after a long delay, finally unleashed the middleweight naked streetfighter and managed to surprise the motorcycling fraternity by pricing it at INR 11.13 Lakh. The price sounded a bit familiar because the BS4 version of Street Triple RS was priced the same. New pricing In the international markets too, Triumph didn’t ask for any premium over the previous iteration but Read More...

Most Street Triple R owners keep their prized possessions very close to their heart and even the thought of someone ripping their motorcycles apart for a custom job brings a wide-spread frown on their faces. But Italian builder Nicola Martini is one special entity. Mr Martini has been in the custom scene for decades. More details The Street Triple R is a brilliant motorcycle but turning this amazing piece of machinery into something even more alluring, tells us a lot Read More...

Recently, UK’s largest 2-wheeler manufacturer, Triumph Motorcycles, unveiled the new 2020 Street Triple RS with a bunch of new upgraded features and refreshed styling. The new model now gets the Moto 2 derived 765cc, inline 3-cylinder engine that produces 123 HP and 79 Nm of peak torque, which is slightly more when compared to the previous generation version. The engine is then paired to a 6-speed gearbox which comes with new quickshifter allowing the bike to achieve quicker acceleration and Read More...

Triumph Motorcycles India has announced that the brand has delivered 701 Street Triple motorbikes in India. The Street Triple range has been lauded as one of the best street naked the brand has ever developed. Triumph offers the Street Triple in two variants - the Triumph Street Triple S and the Triumph Street Triple RS. Packed with a 765 cc, inline 3-cylinder engine - the brand has recently introduced two new colours for this range - Crystal White and Matt Read More...

Triumph Motorcycles has announced the introduction of two new colour options for the Street Triple RS. The new Triumph Street Triple RS will now be available in Crystal White and Matt Jet Black colour options. Triumph did not announce the prices for the new colour options in the official release and thus the new colour options will most likely retail at the existing prices of INR 10.55 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Apart from the added colour options, there are no changes to Read More...

Triumph Motorcycles India has announced a recall for the new Street Triple RS. The motorcycle has been recalled due to an issue with the switchgear. About 100 units of the 2018 Street Triple 765 RS are said to have been affected due to the recall in the country. The news comes barely two weeks after the 2018 Triumph Street Triple RS was recalled in the U.S. due to a potential problem with the left-hand side combination switch. The recall in India has Read More...

Triumph Motorcycles' new 2018 Street Triple R and Street Triple RS variants have been recalled in the US over a potential problem with the left-hand side combination switch. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) recall affects 1,242 units. Meanwhile, there is no announcement about any such issue with the motorcycles sold in the Indian market. It is to be noted that Triumph Motorcycles does NOT sell Street Triple R in India. The Indian market gets the range-topping Street Triple RS and Read More...

Triumph Motorcycles India has launched the all-new Street Triple RS. The new motorcycle has been priced at INR 1,055,000 (ex-showroom, Pan India). The motorcycle features all new bodywork, flyscreen, radiator, cowls and new integrated air intake. The Street Triple RS delivers an higher level of finish with colour coded belly pan, colour coded pillion seat cowl with interchangeable pillion seat and lower chain guard. The Street Triple RS features a new distinctive LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL). The DRL is claimed to Read More...