Triumph Bikes

In India, Triumph sells a variety of two-wheelers for as little as ₹1,99,000. The Speed Twin 1200, Speed 400, and Speed T4 are well-liked versions among their 20 variants. Future models such as the Tiger Sport 800 and Thruxton 400 are eagerly awaited by enthusiasts. At ₹21,99,000, the Rocket 3 is the most expensive model in their lineup.

In 1883, German immigrant Siegfried Bettmann established a bicycle manufacturing company in Coventry, England, marking the beginning of the company’s existence. They began manufacturing motorcycles in 1902 with the “No. 1,” which was propelled by a 2.2-hp Minerva engine. After experiencing difficulties, the initial business was eventually purchased by John Bloor in 1984. The brand was revitalized under his direction, and a new production plant was established in Hinckley, Leicestershire.

In addition to road motorcycles, the brand is well-known in motorsports. Their reputation for performance and engineering is a result of the many races their motorcycles have competed in and won. Its status as a pioneer is further cemented by its accomplishments in setting land speed records.

In India, they run their business through specialized dealerships. Smaller capacity motorcycles can be produced locally thanks to a CKD assembly factory in Haryana, while larger models are imported as CBUs. The brand’s position in the expanding Indian motorbike market is strengthened by this calculated move. Riders in India and throughout the world are drawn to the company’s dedication to quality, performance, and legacy.