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  • pcgamer
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    Re: Triumph Motorcycles confirms India foray: xBhp News

    Originally posted by shadyabhi View Post
    I meant, color scheme was one thing but it also had adjustable suspension and better brakes. But, I guess it's "OK" to have a standard one with ABS. I'll put that money in getting a Arrow exhaust and a quickshifter (just for fun ) Can't wait to book it on the first day.
    Oh, if you were waiting for the R's features, then it's a bit of disappointment. All the best for you bro. Enjoy your Triumph I'll have to wait for a few years before making enough money to get a Daytona...

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  • shadyabhi
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    Re: Triumph Motorcycles confirms India foray: xBhp News

    Originally posted by pcgamer View Post
    You can get the sub frame painted to red or source it from UK. It'll look similar to the ST R. Buying the R just for the colour wouldn't be practical, as that 1 lakhish additional amount can be spent on running and maintenance. Same goes to D675 IMO as the regular 675 is already an awesome track tool. The R versions are needed only for those who hit the track regularly and times matter a lot to them is what I've read...

    The Bangalore showroom will be listed after it's inaugurated and just before the launch I guess.
    I meant, color scheme was one thing but it also had adjustable suspension and better brakes. But, I guess it's "OK" to have a standard one with ABS. I'll put that money in getting a Arrow exhaust and a quickshifter (just for fun ) Can't wait to book it on the first day.

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  • pcgamer
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    Re: Triumph Motorcycles confirms India foray: xBhp News

    Originally posted by shadyabhi View Post
    Street Triple R not coming to India. . I loved the color scheme on that. I guess, I'll have to settle with just the ABS now.

    Also, no mention on Bangalore dealership yet!
    You can get the sub frame painted to red or source it from UK. It'll look similar to the ST R. Buying the R just for the colour wouldn't be practical, as that 1 lakhish additional amount can be spent on running and maintenance. Same goes to D675 IMO as the regular 675 is already an awesome track tool. The R versions are needed only for those who hit the track regularly and times matter a lot to them is what I've read...

    The Bangalore showroom will be listed after it's inaugurated and just before the launch I guess.

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  • shadyabhi
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    Re: Triumph Motorcycles confirms India foray: xBhp News

    Originally posted by pcgamer View Post
    Triumph Motorbikes - Devoted to Riding | Triumph Motorcycles

    Cool. Both D675 and D675R are coming out. Good thing is D675 is coming with ABS unlike the Kawa bikes.
    Street Triple R not coming to India. . I loved the color scheme on that. I guess, I'll have to settle with just the ABS now.

    Also, no mention on Bangalore dealership yet!
    Last edited by shadyabhi; 11-16-2013, 12:41 PM. Reason: posted two times

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  • pcgamer
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    Cool. Both D675 and D675R are coming out. Good thing is D675 is coming with ABS unlike the Kawa bikes.
    Last edited by pcgamer; 11-15-2013, 09:16 PM.

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  • pcgamer
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    Re: Triumph Motorcycles confirms India foray: xBhp News

    Not sure if this was posted earlier,

    Triumph Bangalore Showroom coming up on Residency Road
    Triumph Motorcycles India first dealership to open in Bangalore | Rush Lane

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  • abhirajcb
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  • nitrosatya
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    Originally posted by docted View Post
    guys can someone change the name of this thread to `Till Triumph Makes A Foray In India`.

    cheers !
    Or 'Will Triumph make any foray in India?'

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  • docted
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    re: Triumph Motorcycles confirms India foray: xBhp News

    guys can someone change the name of this thread to `Till Triumph Makes A Foray In India`.

    cheers !

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  • nitrosatya
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    re: Triumph Motorcycles confirms India foray: xBhp News

    Got this reply from Triumph. I had mentioned them about the silly taxes and prices of the Japanese superbikes. And how we expect Triumph to be priced lower than the Japs. Here is what they said:




    Hi Satyajit,

    Thank you for your interest in Triumph Motorcycles. We will be launching in the third quarter of this year, when dealers, pricing and how to make bookings will be announced. We’ll have dealers initially in New Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore with other cities such as Pune getting dealerships during 2014.



    Not too much longer to wait until we get our bikes onto Indian roads.



    Best regards



    India Enquires

    Triumph Motorcycles Limited
    Hinckley
    Leicestershire
    LE10 3BS
    United Kingdom

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  • 111diablo111
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    any news about Daytona 675 & its price??

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  • rylan
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    Originally posted by darkknight View Post
    triumph is actively responding to t-bhp thread

    you can have a look there --

    a speed triple in all probability will be upwards of 10L same as the current crop of SBKs available
    Speed triple to the tune of 10L ??
    Everything except the middle man's salary skyrockets.



    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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  • darkknight
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    triumph is actively responding to t-bhp thread

    you can have a look there --

    a speed triple in all probability will be upwards of 10L same as the current crop of SBKs available

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  • pp180
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    Was searching web to get some information about triumph progress in india.

    Got this article posted on Feb-2013 ; Triumph may import its bikes from Thailand - Livemint

    It says that triumph will bring bike from thailand via CBU route , also the duty structure has now changed and they are very low.

    Does anybody has any news regarding this , I am really looking forward to buy Speed triple .

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  • shift_ride
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    Hi Ab******,

    Thanks for your email. We will be launching later this year, when dealerships are in place and we can guarantee the right level of support for the customers of our bikes. Please bear with us whilst we do this, once that happens we will be making the relevant announcements on bookings and deliveries.

    Thank you for your patience and interest in Triumph Motorcycles.

    Best regards

    India Enquiries

    Triumph Motorcycles Limited
    Hinckley
    Leicestershire
    LE10 3BS
    United Kingdom

    Email: customer-enquiries-india@triumph.co.uk

    Website: www.triumphmotorcycles.com
    Facebook: www.facebook.com/OfficialTriumph
    YouTube: www.youtube.com/OfficialTriumph
    Flickr: www.flickr.com/OfficialTriumph

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