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Old 25th July 2023, 17:19   #151
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Re: Triumph Speed 400 Review

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The most awaited comparo is here: Speed 400 vs Duke 390.

https://www.Youtube.com/watch?v=BKtzCTA1lRA

Speed 400 is peppier than 650 twins and the KTM 390 under 100 kmph. He mentions that in the video and the torque to weight ratio under different rpm’s tell the same story.
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Old 25th July 2023, 18:34   #152
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They had originally told me that test ride bikes will be available in late July, and deliveries will begin in August. There is no further update from the dealer, but Triumph India keeps on sending messages to keep the engagement up.
I followed up with Triumph India & Riya Triumph.

In case of Ahmedabad, they still dont have any concrete schedule for test ride & delivery!
The test rides are definitely not going to happen in July; they will start most probably by 1st weekend of Aug (priority will be given to those who have done the prebooking, especially the first 10k eligible ones); delivery to be expected in 2nd half of Aug.

OTR price is 2,75,215 (inclusive of the 10k early adopter discount) (so about 6500rs more than my estimates) (pfa pic)
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Old 25th July 2023, 19:36   #153
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Re: Triumph Speed 400 Review

Another comparo, this time with the Dominar on PD.
Lots of pros and cons and a comparison done right imo.

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Old 25th July 2023, 20:00   #154
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Re: Triumph Speed 400 Review

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I followed up with Triumph India & Riya Triumph.

In case of Ahmedabad, they still dont have any concrete schedule for test ride & delivery!
Even One Triumph Naraina, Delhi seems not sure about test rides schedule and said it will start by next week.

Checked with them on exchanging my 15 year old Apache to avail scrapping benefit, they simply refused to deal in old bikes even if it is less than 15yrs old.

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Old 25th July 2023, 21:02   #155
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In case of Ahmedabad, they still dont have any concrete schedule for test ride & delivery!
The test rides ... will start most probably by 1st weekend of Aug (priority will be given to those who have done the prebooking, especially the first 10k eligible ones); delivery to be expected in 2nd half of Aug.

OTR price is 2,75,215 (inclusive of the 10k early adopter discount)
Thanks for your efforts! I guess bigger markets including the home market of Pune get priority for test rides. Ahmedabad doesn't see adoption of premium bikes commensurate to its population.

Deliveries in 2nd half of August sounds good if they actually have a line of sight into production.

++ That price leaves a bit of a buffer for me to add accessories.

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Old 25th July 2023, 21:05   #156
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Re: Triumph Speed 400 Review

Triumph site allowing customization now.
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Old 25th July 2023, 22:18   #157
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Triumph site allowing customization now.
Thanks for the headsup.

Most of them are POA quoted but estimating from the prices that are mentioned - looks like accessories will be priced on premium side

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Re: Triumph Speed 400 Review

Triumph has started dispatching the vehicles. Hoping to see one soon ��

On the official triumph Instagram page.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CvIFA...RlODBiNWFlZA==
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Old 25th July 2023, 22:43   #159
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The video shows us the Headlight LED quality. Seems decent on video if not exceptional. I was expecting poor Headlight throw. Low beam better than high beam. I feel auxillary lights necessary for highway rides. Maybe other videos will pop up now.
Well, that is the problem with LED headlights/bulbs. They look bright or pretty but seldom serve the purpose of illuminating the road ahead. If you check the video, oncoming cars are flashing their headlights because the bike's light is hitting straight in their eyes but might not be illuminating the road for the rider- at least from the video is not visible.

For a city ride, they are ok, but for our highway, one must go for AUX lights for visibility.
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Old 25th July 2023, 23:41   #160
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Re: Triumph Speed 400 Review

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Triumph site allowing customization now.
Please refer this video:


It has price listed for some of the Triumph Speed 400 accessories, as follow:

Knee pads = 1,345;
Engine guard = 1,037;
Visor = 769;
Bullet led indicators = 2,434 & 2,490;
Tank bag = 14,347;
Soft pannier = 20,033.

Last edited by Axe77 : 26th July 2023 at 07:49. Reason: Minor formatting. Very handy, thanks for sharing. Also: TS expanded. Please don’t use acronyms like these. Thank you.
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Old 26th July 2023, 13:36   #161
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Re: Triumph Speed 400 Review

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It has price listed for some of the Triumph Speed 400 accessories, as follow:

Knee pads = 1,345;
Engine guard = 1,037;
Visor = 769;
Bullet led indicators = 2,434 & 2,490;
Tank bag = 14,347;
Soft pannier = 20,033.
Thanks for sharing.

Any reason for differential pricing for bullet indicators? It cannot be that the wiring will be longer for the rear one versus the front one.

I will go for an engine guard and probably knee pads. Moreover, accessories price is in the vicinity of Royal Enfield. What do you say?
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Old 26th July 2023, 14:23   #162
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Re: Triumph Speed 400 Review

The absolute required accessory for me is the radiator guard (unless standard) and the lower engine guard. Maybe one can use universal engine/frame sliders in place of lower engine guard. We can wait for all other aftermarket accessories.

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Old 26th July 2023, 15:03   #163
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Re: Triumph Speed 400 Review

Here is my take about Triumph Speed 400 accessories:

Basic bar end mirrors, non-metallic sump guard & (upper) engine guard are standard.

I am definitely going to opt for Radiator Guard & Tank Pad. Also will preorder Kriega USD fork seal covers ~Rs. 1800 <https://www.lazyassbikers.com/products/kriega-fork-seal-covers-kwefk> so that I can fit them in the showroom itself.

As per my riding style, I dont think I will be needing Knee Pads (this isnt a cornering machine like Duke 390) & Sump guard (dont plan to do any sort of off-tarmac rides); although they would be a good addition.

Lower engine bars are not necessarily required (rather go for engine casing protectors - again a must have only if you plan to do any sort of off-tarmac rides).

Opting for OEM Bullet led front & rear indicators and Double barrel silencer will be a personal preference (I am not going to opt them right away). IMHO coated screen & its fittings are also not required.

This is a video by MotorInc about car & bike accessories -

BHPians please feel free to add/correct

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Re: Triumph Speed 400 Review

Did the booking amount go up? Was checking the website and the booking amount is now 10k.
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Did the booking amount go up? Was checking the website and the booking amount is now 10k.
Yes, prebooking amount is now raised up to Rs. 10,000.

IMHO, they should've kept this figure right from the start. This would have prevented many not-serious buyers to prebook and thus avoiding the inflated booking hype created around these bikes.

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