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Triumph Motorcycles Limited is a private UK-owned motorcycle manufacturer. It was first established in the year 1983 after the original company, namely Triumph Engineering. Triumph Motorcycles is the largest company of its kind in the UK and has been producing motorcycles since 1902.
Triumph Motorcycles is expanded almost all over the world with its headquarters in England. Triumph Motorcycles India introduced a ‘Triumph Approved’ pre-owned program where Triumph motorcycles will be available with one year, unlimited-kilometre warranty.
The Bonneville Speedmaster is equipped with a torque-friendly 1200cc liquid-cooled SOHC engine that makes up to 107Nm Torque for superior performance. The price tag of this model is around INR 11,33,700 (ex-showroom price, Delhi).
The Triumph Bonneville T120 is priced around INR 9,97,600 (ex-showroom, Delhi) and is available in two variants. The other variant is known as Bonneville T120 Black. The Bonneville T120 comes with a 1200cc liquid-cooled SOHC engine for providing top-class performance.
The Bonneville T100 comes with a 900cc engine and disc brakes of 310 mm in the front and 255 mm in the rear to give the rider excellent performance and control. The price of this model is around INR 8,87,400 (ex-showroom, Delhi).
The Street Twin comes under the Modern Classics range and is priced around INR 7,45,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi). It is equipped with a 900cc liquid-cooled engine that delivers up to 80Nm torque to provide superior acceleration and performance.
The Tiger 900 has three different variants that are called:
The Tiger 900 is priced around INR 13,70,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi) and comes with an 888cc liquid-cooled engine for maximum acceleration.
The Street Triple comes in two variants:
The New Street Triple is equipped with a 765cc DOHC liquid-cooled engine for providing top-class acceleration and 79Nm of torque for excellent performance. The Street Triple R is priced around INR 8,84,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi) and the Street Triple RS is priced around INR 11,33,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi).
Note: You will have to buy PA Cover separately.
You can renew your Triumph Motorcycles insurance policy in 5 easy and quick steps.
Step 1 - Fill in your Name, Address, Mobile Number, Vehicle’s Make, Model, Variant, Registration Date & the city you ride in.
Step 2- Press ‘Get Quote’ and choose your choice of Plan (Third-party liability, comprehensive, standalone own damage) or add-ons
Step 3 - Enter details of your previous insurance policy- Date of expiry, Claim made in the last year, No Claim Bonus earned
Step 4 - You will get a quote for your premium
Step 5- Make the final payment to renew your policy
Triumph Motorcycles has laid the benchmark for being street-naked and easy-to-ride retro-classic motorcycles. It fulfils its claim of providing a streak of wild performance too. The motorcycles produced by Triumph have been proved to provide excellent and flexible riding conditions.
Models such as the Street Triple RS offer quick steering and control. Acceleration of this model is also very smooth when you are accelerating from a standstill. In fact, all the models of Triumph offer such control and comfort, when you are out on the streets riding Triumph motorcycles.
The compulsory third-party bike insurance is only supposed to cover third-party liabilities arising out of any accidental damage, injury or death. If your vehicle suffers any damage, no coverage is offered. For you to claim any vehicle damage cover, you must have your own damage cover.
You must check the terms and conditions of your insurance provider to get all the details about the claim settlement process. The basic steps of a claim settlement for bike insurance are simple, irrespective of the insurance provider. There are a few required documents that you need for a claim settlement process which include:
Some of the additional documents that you must keep are:
Yes, you can choose the insurance provider of your choice. Basically, at the time of booking a new motorcycle at a dealership, you can ask for the insurers they have partnered with. Dealerships mostly partner with more than one motor insurance provider. And if the dealer is not in partnership with your preferred insurer, you can find it online.