Triumph Speed Twin 900: Now with a USD Fork, Sharper Styling, and a Rs 40,000 Price Hike
Triumph Motorcycles has recently launched the updated Speed Twin 900 in India, priced at Rs 8.89 lakh (ex-showroom). This 2025 model comes with significant updates, enhancing both its aesthetics and performance.
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Triumph Speed Twin 900 Design and Hardware
The 2025 model features a major styling refresh, including a redesigned fuel tank, a compact headlight, and shorter silencers. These changes give the bike a cleaner and more modern look. It is available in three new color options: Pure White with bold accents, Phantom Black with gold details, and Aluminum Silver with a red outline.
Triumph has significantly upgraded the chassis of the Speed Twin 900. The bike now boasts a stiffer aluminum swingarm, Marzocchi upside-down forks, and piggyback rear suspension. These improvements make the bike more agile while still offering a comfortable ride. The braking system has also been enhanced with a larger 320 mm front disc and a four-piston caliper for better performance.
The new riding position offers more room for your legs, and the bench seat has been redesigned to match the slimmer rear frame. An optional low seat lowers the height by 20 mm to 760 mm, making it accessible to a wider range of riders. The slightly reduced rear wheel travel (from 120 mm to 110 mm) improves control without sacrificing comfort.
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Triumph Speed Twin 900 Features and Engine
The Speed Twin 900 is equipped with a new TFT display that includes riding mode indicators. Optional Bluetooth connectivity enables navigation and call/music controls, adding to the bike’s functionality. LED lighting enhances visibility, and a USB-C port is included for added convenience. Triumph also offers a wide range of personalization accessories.
The Speed Twin 900 continues to be powered by the reliable 900 cc Bonneville twin engine, delivering 65 PS at 7,500 rpm and 80 Nm of torque at 3,800 rpm. This engine is known for its responsiveness and ease of handling, making it a joy to ride. The bike offers two riding modes—Road and Rain—allowing riders to adapt to different surface conditions. Additionally, the new lean-sensitive ABS and traction control provide increased confidence when cornering.
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