Triumph Bikes in India: 2026 Price List, Speed 400, Street Triple, Tiger & Buyer’s Guide

British Motorcycling Greatness: Over 120 Years of Two-Wheeled Mastery

Founded in Coventry, England in 1902, Triumph Motorcycles embodies quintessential British engineering heritage, racing glory, and unmistakable mechanical personality. Today, in strategic collaboration with Bajaj Auto at Chakan, Pune, Triumph has democratized its legendary craftsmanship for thousands of enthusiastic Indian motorcyclists while preserving its ultra-premium British big-bike identity.

The Complete 2026 Triumph Lineup

1. The 400cc Vanguard: Speed 400, Speed T4 & Scrambler 400 X

Developed jointly with Bajaj, the TR-Series 398.15cc liquid-cooled DOHC single-cylinder engine platform has rewritten value benchmarks. Producing up to 40 PS and 37.5 Nm, the Speed 400 features 43mm upside-down big-piston forks, radial 4-piston ByBre brakes, and switchable traction control. The Scrambler 400 X adds a 19-inch front wheel, long-travel suspension (150mm), wide handlebars, dual-purpose Metzeler Karoo Street tires, and off-road ABS calibration.

2. Modern Classics: The Immortal Bonneville Family

The Bonneville nameplate remains the golden standard for classic motorcycling worldwide. The range includes the accessible high-torque 900cc Speed Twin 900 and Scrambler 900, alongside the majestic 1200cc Bonneville T120, Speed Twin 1200, and low-slung Bonneville Bobber with its floating aluminum single seat and hidden monoshock rear suspension.

3. Triple Performance: Street Triple 765, Daytona 660 & Rocket 3

Triumph’s trademark inline-three cylinder engines deliver the perfect synthesis of low-down twin torque and screaming four-cylinder top-end power. As the sole engine supplier to the FIM Moto2 World Championship, the Street Triple 765 R and RS offer peerless chassis balance, Brembo Stylema calipers, and cornering ABS. At the ultra-luxury extreme, the Rocket 3 Storm commands respect with the largest production motorcycle engine on Earth: 2,458cc generating 167 PS and an earth-moving 221 Nm of torque.