Latest News about Triumph Street Triple RS

With the Triumph Track Experience, the company aims not just to train riders to be fast and efficient around the race track but also to teach them the nitty-gritty of setting up a bike for the track. 

Kawasaki has launched the 2019 Versys 1000 in India with a sticker price of Rs 10.69 lakhs (ex-showroom). In and around that price, there are nine other motorcycles you can consider buying; here’s the list-

Here’s a quick round-up of important bike stories from last week. 

Riders Luca Marini and Sam Lowes registered lap times of 1:41.524 and 1:41.792, respectively, which was quicker than the previous record of 1:41.890. 

The riding school was first introduced in the country in 2010 in Chennai and has now completed eight years.

We recently spent some time with the Triumph Street Triple RS and we were blown away by it. This top-spec motorcycle is equipped with some amazing components and that has made it special. Here, we’ll talk about that five things that our review revealed about this British motorcycle. 

Yamaha re-introduced the MT-09 in India with a price tag of Rs 10.88 lakhs (ex-showroom). The bike gets a few cosmetic and mechanical changes along with a BS-IV compliant engine. It directly competes against three bikes in the Indian market. We see how the Yamaha MT-09 fares against its rivals-

Triumph has a new motorcycle for those seeking a middleweight hooligan – the Street Triple RS. It is a performance-focussed version of the standard Street Triple, featuring a more powerful engine and upgraded cycle parts. However, the Street Triple RS has to share the price bracket with two other accomplished Triumph motorcycles, the Tiger 800 XR and the Thruxton R. Let’s see how it stacks up against these bike.

With the Triumph Street Triple RS launched at Rs 10.55 lakhs (ex-showroom, India), we look at what else you could buy if you are on a similar budget.