Triumph Street Twin News

Triumph Motorcycle India will be introducing the 2019 Street Twin and Street Scrambler bikes in the country on February 14, 2019. The bikes were first unveiled at the INTERMOT show in Germany last year and were also on display at EICMA later. The 2019 Triumph Street Twin and Street Scrambler get plenty of upgrades for the new model year that include both cosmetic changes and new tech wizardry on board. The bikes get a substantial upgrade over the current version and are likely to see upgrades to the pricing as well starting around Rs. 8 lakh (ex-showroom). The updated Street Twin retains the same silhouette as the current model but gets a redesigned headlamp, new machined detailing and brushed aluminium brackets.

The 2021 Triumph Street Twin was launched in India in April 2021, at a price of Rs. 7.95 lakh (ex-showroom). The motorcycle received significant updates and here are the top 5 highlights of the most affordable modern classic motorcycle from Triumph's stables in India.

Triumph Motorcycles has launched the Bonneville Street Twin in India at Rs. 7.95 lakh (ex-showroom, India) and it is the most affordable entry-level motorcycle in the Bonneville range.

Triumph Motorcycles India launched the BS6 Street Twin in India. The good news is that the company has kept the starting price at Rs. 7.45 lakh, which is the same price as the BS4 model.

Triumph Motorcycles India today launched the 2019 Triumph Street Twin in India, and the bike comes with a bunch of cosmetic changes along with some new and updated features, the new Triumph Street Twin also offers more power. Here we list down everything that you need to know.

Catch the Live Launches of 2019 Triumph Street Twin and the Street Scrambler in India here:

Triumph Street Twin is offered with free accessories including Vance & Hines exhausts, panniers, bar end mirrors, sump guard and more.

The 2019 Triumph Street Twin has got an 18 per cent increase in horsepower and the engine gets a few updates, along with two riding modes.

Due to the state government's uncooperative approach, Triumph Motorcycles India decided to pull out its investment from the state of Karnataka and is in the process of receiving a refund from the state for the initial amount paid to the state.