Triumph has finally pulled the wraps off its smallest offering, the Speed 400

Triumph has finally pulled the wraps off its smallest offering, the Speed 400

28 Jun, 2023

Nishaad Joshi

Looks lean, premium and very compact

Plenty of round elements = nailing the neo-retro look

398cc engine is liquid-cooled but with fins on the cylinder for an authentic retro look | 40PS & 37.5Nm = sounds tasty!

Inverted fork | Monoshock | ByBre disc brakes | 17-inch wheels

International-spec bike gets very premium Sportec M9RR tyres but India-spec bike could make do with Pirelli Diablo Rosso sport tyres

Semi-digital console | Small digital inset shows odometer, tripmeters, gear position indicator and time

The bike also has traction control which can be switched off as well

Rivals include the Honda CB300R, BMW G 310 R & Zontes GK350

Triumph’s soon-to-be most affordable bike will launch in India on 5 July