Triumph Thruxton

Triumph, the famous English bike manufacturer has unveiled its factory custom programme called Triumph Factory Custom or TFC for short. The TFC programme will pick up certain bikes from the stable of Triumph and create a spec which shall never be repeated again. Customers can use this opportunity to get their hands on a unique motorcycle, produced by the skilled hands of craftsmen in the UK. The first bike getting the TFC treatment is the Thruxton Café Racer. The iconic Rocket Read More...

The Triumph Thruxton R is one of the most desirable motorcycles today but the folks at Blacktrack Motors had something special in mind. They took the standard Thruxton R and added the DNA of the iconic Norton Manx to create something really unique, the BT02 THRUXMAN. The aim was to create a contemporary café racer by blending the Manx's classic styling with modern performance and electronics. One of the original Manx's most distinguishing features was its fuel tank and that's where Read More...

Triumph Motorcycles India has launched the Thruxton R at a price tag of Rs. 10.90 lakh (Ex-showroom, Delhi). The cafe-racer was showcased earlier this year at the 2016 Auto Expo before the company announced its launch earlier this week. Powering the Thruxton R is the 1200cc 8 valve, parallel twin Bonneville engine. This engine features a lighter crank, higher compression and a bespoke airbox. With the company’s ride-by wire fuel-injection, fed by twin throttle bodies, the engine delivers a peak Read More...

The new Triumph Thruxton R will be launched in India at an event in Mumbai on June 3, 3016. The new Thruxton R, addressed as 'the ultimate factory cafe racer' by Triumph is powered by an all new 1200 cc, 8 valve, parallel twin engine that features ride-by-wire fuel-injection, and is fed by twin throttle bodies. While power output is rated at 97 PS at 6,750 rpm, 41% up on the previous model’s engine, maximum torque stands at 112 Nm at 4950 rpm - Read More...

Triumph America unveiled the 2015 Triumph Thruxton Ace Special Edition café-racer at the 2014 Barber Vintage Festival at Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, US, recently. The Ace Special nametag comes from its long association with the famous Ace Café in London, a favourite hangout for Britain’s bikers and motorcyclists since the post-war era. Thanks to the biker gangs hanging around it at all times of the day since the 60’s, the Ace Café has cemented itself as a towering symbol Read More...

They say history repeats itself. We think it does. Back in the 60’s, in the world of Rock n Roll, among peace rallies and rise of the rebellion, a new form of motorcycling took form. It was called café racing. If you aren't familiar with the term, Good Morning; hope you slept well for the last 60 years. We aren't sure if the culture of café racing is coming back with increased policing and track days replacing street racing but Read More...