Expert Reviews on Triumph Bikes

We love the Triumph Street Triple RS here at BikeWale. We like its agility, the performance it packs in, and the engineering finesse it comes with as standard. But, the fact that the RS is as easy and fun to ride on the road as it is on a track, is what really made us fall for it. 

To find out how the pants fare in the real world, we got ourselves a Triumph Tiger and put the Revenant pants through commuting, touring and torrential rain. Here’s what we came back with…

As far as ADV boots go, the Alpinestars Corozal ticks all the right boxes. These are comfortable; they offer good protection and are completely waterproof. 

The Revenant is a great jacket. It would be ideal for riding up to the Himalayas and it works as a great tool to keep the Maharashtra monsoons at bay too. And if you go touring around the world, well, this would work for you from the Alps to the North Sea and beyond. 

Say hello to the highest selling big adventure bike in the country. The Tiger, a brand that is so strong that is has a special place in the ADV culture of the country. 

Over the last five to six years, there has been a sudden surge of motorcycles being introduced in the modern classic and adventure segments. Each and every motorcycle maker wants to mark presence in these segments. Triumph, one of the early adopters, has taken it one step further and decided to bring the best of the two worlds together by developing the Scrambler 1200. So, in order to experience this new world, we were asked to keep two days free to explore the twisties and trails around Shimla on the new 1200 Scrambler XC.