2021 Triumph Speed Twin India Launch Details Announced

- 2021 Triumph Speed Twin to be priced at just under Rs. 10 lakh
- New Speed Twin gets a tweaked engine, new suspension and brakes
- 1,200 cc engine makes 99 bhp at 7,250 rpm and 112 Nm at 4,250 rpm
Triumph Motorcycles has announced the launch of the 2021 Triumph Speed Twin in India. The new and updated Speed Twin will be launched on August 31, 2021, and will get engine upgrades, to meet new emission norms, as well as updates to the chassis and electronics suite. The 2021 Speed Twin will also get some minor cosmetic changes to give it the 'new and improved' appeal. Along with minor bump in performance, the 2021 Speed Twin also gets new engine internals, along with updated suspension and brakes.
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Triumph Motorcycles India will launch the 2021 Triumph Speed Twin on August 31, 2021
The 2021 Speed Twin has the same Bonneville 1,200 cc 'high power' engine, but it's been updated to add 3 bhp more peak power, as well as reduce inertia by 17 per cent. New crankshaft and alternator, new balancer shaft, new cam profile, revised ports, and high compression pistons have brought these updates on. The result, Triumph says, is a more responsive engine, with more mid-range power and torque. In fact, the redline has added 500 rpm more, and peak torque is now achieved 500 rpm lower. The 1,200 cc parallel-twin engine now makes 99 bhp at 7,250 rpm and 112 Nm of peak torque at 4,250 rpm.
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The design gets changes in the details, with anodized headlight mounts, brushed aluminium finish on the exhausts, new mounts on the front and rear mudguards
To complement the added performance, the suspension has now been changed, and comes with 43 mm Marzocchi forks with cartridge damping, and 120 mm travel. At the rear are twin shocks with adjustable preload, and also with 120 mm travel. Braking performance is also improved with new higher specification Brembo four-piston M50 radial monobloc calipers gripping twin 320 mm discs. At the rear wheel is a Nissin two-piston caliper with 220 mm disc. The steering geometry has been changed as well, with a half-degree sharper rake and 2 mm shorter trail. The 17-inch lightweight cast aluminium wheels feature a new 12-spoke design, and are shod with new Metzeler Racetec RR tyres, which offer better grip, precision and high-speed stability.
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Road, Rain and Sport modes enhanced, and details are updated as well, with new graphics, and 3D twin clocks with built-in LCD screens
The overall silhouette of the 2021 Triumph Speed Twin remains the same, but there are distinctive changes, incorporating more premium style and detailing. The 14.5 litre fuel tank gets new graphics, while the anodized headlamp mounts are new, and the upswept silencers now get the brushed Aluminium finish, and other premium bits include the classic Monza fuel cap, and clear anodised Aluminium swingarm.

The design is similar to the outgoing Speed Twin, but get minor cosmetic updates
The front and rear mudguards get new mounts, and the side panels get brushed Aluminium finish, along with the heel guards. The Speed Twin gets three riding modes, Rain, Road and Sport, which have also been enhanced for 2021, adjusting both the throttle response and traction control settings to suit the rider's preference. The riding modes can be changed on the move, and the traction control can be switched off completely through the instrument menu.
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