Triumph Bonneville Range Launched Abroad: Old-School Charm Meets...
- Oct 22, 2025
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Triumph has launched a barrage of its updated bikes in India – right from modern classics to burly ADVs. They have brought in not just 1 or 2 models, but 8 of them:

Launched at Rs 13,90,600 (ex-showroom), the RX is the most hardcore version of the Street Triple 765. While the engine is in the same tune as the RS (130PS, 80Nm), it gets more race-spec suspension – a fully adjustable Ohlins NIX fork and a fully adjustable STX40 monoshock. It also has clip-on handles (instead of handlebars on the RS), which are more forward-set for a sportier riding position. Other equipment includes Brembo Stylema calipers, adjustable Brembo front brake lever, a special track-only ABS mode, and Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa SP V3 tyres. It has a limited production run of just 1 year, which means you'll have to quickly book one if you are interested.

The Triumph Tiger 900 gets two new variants – Alpine Edition, and Desert Edition. These are priced at Rs 15,35,000 and Rs 16,05,000 (both ex-showroom), respectively. The Alpine Edition is based on the Tiger GT Pro, but gets a special white-blue paint scheme, Akrapovic exhaust, and engine guards. The Desert Edition is based on the Tiger 900 Rally Pro, and has a special grey paint scheme with orange accents. Other updates include Akrapovic exhaust and protective guards.

The Bonneville Bobber has been comprehensively updated for 2026, and costs Rs 13,51,600.00 (ex-showroom). While the overall silhouette remains the same, it now gets a 14-litre fuel tank (+2 litres), a slightly muscular tank design, revised side panels, and a wider seat. The biggest update comes to the rider aids – IMU-based cornering ABS and cornering traction control, and cruise control is standard. It has new colours called Interstellar Blue / Sapphire Black, Satin Mineral Grey / Sapphire Black, and Jet Black.

The updated Bonneville Speedmaster is priced at Rs 13,51,600 (ex-showroom). Its updates are similar to the Bobber – same larger tank, a wider, more padded seat, straighter handlebar, and the same riding aids. Triumph has also revised the side panels and fuel tank design. It also gets a USB C charging port and an updated LED headlight. It gets new colour options – Carnival Red / Crystal White, and Sapphire Black / Crystal White.

The Bonneville T120 largely remains the same, barring a few updates, and now costs Rs 12,17,000 (ex-showroom). This too gets the same rider aids as the other Bonnie models. The LED headlight gives it a more modern appeal, while keeping the overall retro roadster silhouette the same. The new colours on this are Cranberry Red, Stone Grey, and Aegean Blue.
Triumph has also brought in the Bonneville T120 Black, which gets two different paint schemes – Jet Black, and Matt Silver Ice. The rest of the equipment remains the same, and so does the price.

One way to look at the Speed Twin 1200 Cafe Racer Edition is that it is a spiritual successor to the Thruxton 1200. It costs Rs 17,99,000 (ex-showroom), and will have only 800 units globally. It has a 1200cc liquid-cooled twin-cylinder engine that makes 105PS and 112Nm, paired to a six-speed gearbox with a bidirectional quickshifter. The equipment list includes a Marzocchi 43 mm upside-down fork, fully adjustable Ohlins twin rear shocks, Brembo Stylema calipers at the front, and a Nissin caliper at the rear. Rider aids include 3 riding modes (Road, Rain, and Sport), bidirectional quickshifter, and cornering ABS & traction control. The bike has a committed riding posture with low-slung clip-ons. It has one paint scheme – Aluminium silver / Competition green – that looks quite beautiful.
The 2026 refresh makes the Triumph bikes not only visually appealing, but also brings in changes to the rider experience. The updates to riding aids in the modern classic bikes should make them even friendlier, while the comprehensive changes on the Street Triple should make it even more appealing to enthusiasts. While Triumph has not yet confirmed delivery timelines, all the bikes should be delivered soon.
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