Latest News about Triumph Speed Twin

Triumph Motorcycles recently launched the Speed Twin in India with a price tag of Rs 9.46 lakhs (ex-showroom, India). We bring to you the 5 major highlights of the newest member of Triumph's modern-classic family in the country. 

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The 2019 Speed Twin shares its engine and chassis (in a tweaked form) with the more expensive Thruxton while the design is similar to the Street twin.  Priced at Rs 9.46 lakhs, the Speed Twin faces competition from six motorcycles in terms of pricing in India. Let’s take a quick glimpse at them. 

Categorised into the company’s modern classic Bonneville series, the modern Speed Twin faces the closest competition in terms of displacement and pricing from the Harley-Davidson 1200 Custom.

The Speed Twin is being positioned between the Street Scrambler and the Bonneville T120. 

Triumph Motorcycles is set to launch the 1200cc, parallel-twin powered Speed Twin in India tomorrow, 24 April.

Called the ‘Speed Twin’, it is a beefier version of the Street Twin that is already on sale in the country.

The Speed Twin is highly likely to join the manufacturer's line-up which was recently updated with the 2019 Street Twin and Street Scrambler. 

The year 2019 looks to be an exciting one for motorcycle enthusiasts as manufacturers have a lot in store for the booming Indian two-wheeler market.