The Triumph Speed Twin 900 is a retro-styled modern motorcycle from Triumph’s Bonneville lineup. It is known for its blend of classic design and modern performance features, appealing to riders who enjoy a vintage look with updated technology. Recently the company has posted a video from their social media handle, teasing Triumph Speed Twin 900, which is creating more buzz around the motorcycle. Motor bike lovers eager to know when this model of the bike is coming to their nearest showroom. Apart from retro look Speed Twin 900, the company has installed many latest features in the bike. The latest video shared by Triumph Motorcycles, is attached with the content below.
The Speed Twin 900 is equipped with ride-by-wire technology, two riding modes (Road and Rain), ABS, and switchable traction control. It also has a minimalist yet comfortable design, with features like LED lighting and a digital-analog instrument cluster. The bike’s styling is heavily influenced by the classic Bonneville line, offering a mix of modern performance and timeless aesthetics.
The bike’s engine is tuned for a smooth and torque-rich riding experience, making it ideal for city commutes and relaxed weekend rides. The chassis and suspension setup provide a comfortable yet engaging riding experience, and the bike is praised for its handling and stability, even at higher speeds.
The Triumph Speed Twin 900 is a great choice for those who want a stylish, easy-to-ride motorcycle with enough power for both urban and highway riding, making it a versatile option in Triumph’s lineup.
Meet the new original. Introducing the new #SpeedTwin900 – a masterful blend of modern engineering and timeless design #ForTheRide #TriumphMotorcycles
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— Triumph Motorcycles (@UKTriumph) October 15, 2024
The Speed Twin 900 comes with a 900cc parallel-twin engine that generates 64.1 bhp at 7,500 rpm and 80 Nm of peak torque at 3,800 rpm. It has a 5-speed unit gearbox and the engine uses a 270-degree crankshaft.
