Triumph Bikes

The top-spec variant of the Street Triple family has been launched in India. What extra kit does it bring along with it?

Though we got the revised Triumph Street Triple S a few months ago, performance enthusiasts were asking for more. Now, that the Triumph Street Triple RS - the more performance-oriented version of the bike - is here, let’s see what a premium of Rs 1.83 lakhs brings with it. Features:While the S comes with only Rain and Road riding modes, the RS has three more: Sport, Rider, and Track. It also gets a multi-mode anti-lock braking system and three levels of traction control: Rain, Road, and Off. While the top-spec Street Triple RS gets a bi-directional quick shifter as a standard, it is part of the options list on the base model. So as you can see the Street Triple RS is loaded with better electronic wizardry. The Street Triple S features new LED position light headlights, while the RS gets distinctive LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL). While the updated S features an LCD screen with an analogue tachometer as before, the RS gets an all-digital TFT screen with automatic contrast system to control brightness according to the ambient light. The instrument console is the first in the segment that swivels and lets the rider can fix the position based on his or her... read more »

The Street Triple RS, which was launched recently, is the most powerful offering in the Street Triple line-up. Here are five interesting facts for you

The Street Triple RS is the company’s flagship streetfighter and will rival the likes of the Aprilia Shiver 900 and the MV Agusta Brutale 800