Triumph Street Twin

The smallest motorcycle in the global line-up retro roadsters from Triumph, the Triumph Street Twin is one of the highest-selling models owing to its affordable pricing, ease of riding and usable performance. The Triumph Street Twin is far from basic, and despite its retro appeal, is a modern age motorcycle with features like road and rain riding modes, cartridge forks, ride by wire, torque-assist clutch and tire pressure monitoring system. Powering the Triumph Street Twin is a liquid-cooled, 8-valve, 270-degree, V-twin, 900cc engine, which produces 65 PS of maximum power and 90 Nm of maximum torque.

Triumph Street Twin Variants

There are 1 variants available of Street Twin: Standard.

Triumph Street Twin Power-trains

The Street Twin is powered by a Liquid Cooled MPFI 900 cc 2 Cylinder engine that gives 54.3hp of power and 80 Nm Torque. It comes with the option of a 5-Speed transmission gearbox. The Street Twin has a seat height of 750 mm. The Front Tyre size is 100/90 R18 & Rear Tyre size is 150/70 R17.

Triumph Street Twin Features

The feature list of Street Twin includes ABS, Pass Switch, Rain, Road, Street Riding Modes, Engine Check Warning and Traction Control in terms of safety.

Features Chassis, Suspension & Brake include KYB Twin Shock Rear Suspension, 120 mm Suspension Travel(Front), 120 mm Suspension Travel(Rear), KYB Fork Front Suspension, Disc Front Brake, Disc Rear Brake, Dual Straight Seat Type, Steel Body Frame Material and Cradle Body Frame Type.

Features for Console include Digital Odometer, Digital Fuel Gauge, Tachometer, Display Screen, Tripmeter, Analog Speedometer and Oil Change Indicator.

Triumph Street Twin Competitors

The Street Twin Competitors are: Moto Guzzi V7 III.