Triumph Unveils Limited Edition Speed Twin 1200 TFC
- Jul 15, 2026
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Buying a new bike is always an exciting affair, especially when it’s from a brand like Triumph that offers a healthy amount of customisation options. But trying to imagine and predict how your bike will look with all these accessories can be quite a task. To help you with that, Triumph has just launched a new and improved online configurator for its motorcycles.
The first step is to select the model you wish to customise. Once that’s done, you can go ahead and pick a colour, after which you’ll be taken to the accessories section. Here, you can choose from one of the many well-curated accessory packs put together by Triumph, or you can browse through the entire catalogue and pick individual accessories as you desire. The configurator shows you a 180-degree view of the bike you’ve chosen, and each accessory that you select is added on to the virtual bike.

The configurator also gives you the price of each additional fitment item, so at the end of your customisation, you’ll have a pretty clear idea of how much your bespoke bike will cost you. Once done, you can save your customisation and send it to a Triumph dealer, who will ensure your individualised bike is ready and waiting at the showroom.
Triumph has a couple of exciting launches lined up for India, in the form of the debuting Trident 660 roadster and the upcoming Tiger 850 Sport adventure bike. The former will be the most affordable Triumph bike in India, while the latter will become the brand’s most accessible ADV. If you’re interested in either one of these, or any new Triumph, head over to Triumph’s website and spec yours out now!
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