Latest News about Triumph Bonneville T100

Four motorcycles belonging to the Triumph’s modern classic series have been affected by the recall namely the Street Scrambler, Street Twin, Bonneville T100 and the Bonneville T120.

Manufactured between 2016 and 2019, five models comprising of the Bonneville T120, Bonneville T100, Street Scrambler, Street Twin and the Street Cup have been affected by the recall.

Along with the launch of the 2019 edition of the Street Twin and Street Scrambler yesterday, Triumph Motorcycles also introduced its two year extended warranty programme. The programme is applicable on Triumph’s entire model line-up beginning from the entry-level Street Twin to the premium Tiger 1200 models.

Bajaj sold 2.18 lakh motorcycles last month as compared to 1.71 lakh units its sold in August 2017.

Triumph Motorcycles will be conducting a charity ride tomorrow to celebrate India’s 71st Independence Day.

The British manufacturer has unveiled limited edition versions of the Bonneville T120 and T100 to mark their Spirit of ’59 campaign.

Triumph Motorcycles has partnered with British artist Dean Stockton, who also goes by the name D*Face to create three new custom Bonnevilles. 

The manufacturer now has 15 dealerships across India with the opening of this new showroom.

Triumph will be locally assembling 90 per cent of its portfolio by the end of this financial year. Mr Vimal Sumbly, managing director, Triumph Motorcycles India, also said that the company is looking at doubling its motorcycle sales over the next five years.

Bajaj will start handling the sales network of Triumph motorcycles in India by 2019. With this, the British marque’s reach across the country should increase to 400 dealerships.