[ku69rd]

Originally Posted by livyodream

And here it is.....

Friend posted it on watsapp

It is a very spacious showroom and right in the middle of the CBD. Hopefully they make some good business. Very keen on finding out where they will put up their service camp.

Would be keen to watch if HD react and move onto a different location albeit bigger.

[r_nairtvm]

Originally Posted by ku69rd

It is a very spacious showroom and right in the middle of the CBD. Hopefully they make some good business. Very keen on finding out where they will put up their service camp.

I was told that they are going to use part of the "spacious premises" itself as Service section (with body wash outsourced).The modern service stations are not at all as messy as they used to be in the past and I think at least until numbers build up, they will be able to get away with the SS being located in the same premises

Best Regards & Ride safe

Ram

[Shubz]

Originally Posted by r_nairtvm

I was told that they are going to use part of the "spacious premises" itself as Service section (with body wash outsourced).The modern service stations are not at all as messy as they used to be in the past and I think at least until numbers build up, they will be able to get away with the SS being located in the same premises

Best Regards & Ride safe

Ram

Yeah like HD having their service right in the same building. it would make sense for triumph to have a state of the art service station right there and customers sure would love that! The sales, the service, everything in one place. Any issues (god forbid), they can talk to the management right there.


@ Mahesh: "Would be keen to watch if HD react and move onto a different location albeit bigger" - Why would they need that? Isn't it better to be closer to the competition?

[volkman10]

Triumph Motorcycles India first dealership to open in Bangalore.

http://www.rushlane.com/triumph-moto...e-1295702.html

[Surajit333]

Hi All,

Did anyone try to contact (in case there is a number or a person)? I guess they have work on there hands till the showroom becomes customer friendly, it still has the Mitsubishi remains. Sign of times, Mitsubishi showroom replaced by Triumph, I can't be more thrilled

[Shubz]

Originally Posted by volkman10

Triumph Motorcycles India first dealership to open in Bangalore.

http://www.rushlane.com/triumph-moto...e-1295702.html

Thanks volkman - but I am not sure how updated the information is.

about pricing and -- about location of their plant -- "their upcoming assembly plant in Narasapura, Bangalore." -- Someone I know from the automobile line had told me that they have shifted base to Bidadi (near Toyota plant)

anyone know about it? Mahesh sir?

[Skyline GT-R]

Triumph Chennai dealership appointment is in process as well. Mostly will be located in the Force SUV division showroom. (Half of it actually)

[adilkhan5]

Any idea on the Mumbai dealership?

[livyodream]

The banner is removed. Looks like they where buzzed by onlookers asking for details

[adilkhan5]

I have unofficial info that Shaman Motors has been appointed the dealer for Mumbai.

[naveenroy]

So finally the site is up

http://www.triumphmotorcycles.in/

These are the bikes on the list on the site. No prices mentioned as yet. And when you click on "Test Ride" it goes to the UK site.

[ku69rd]

Originally Posted by naveenroy

So finally the site is up

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Was surprised to see their service intervals being 10000 kms not sure how much is it for the HD or others. My FZ requires a service once in 5000 kms.

The warranty also seems to be a first in this part of motorcycles with 12 months unlimited warranty.

[dkaile]

Originally Posted by ku69rd

Was surprised to see their service intervals being 10000 kms not sure how much is it for the HD or others.

The warranty also seems to be a first in this part of motorcycles with 12 months unlimited warranty.

Harley's service interval is 8000kms (5000mi) and they offer a 2 year unlimited warranty.

[ku69rd]

Originally Posted by dkaile

Harley's service interval is 8000kms (5000mi) and they offer a 2 year unlimited warranty.

Ahhh Not bad either Mate, looks like HD might have upped their game compared to what i was told 2 1/2 years ago. Service intervals does look good as well.

Thanks for the updates though

[dkaile]

Originally Posted by ku69rd

looks like HD might have upped their game compared to what i was told 2 1/2 years ago

As far as I know, the 2 year unlimited km warranty and the 8k kms service intervals are the same since HD's launch in India. The service network may have improved since as any company launching in India will have initial teething issues. Same will be the case with Triumph.

On a related note, I am waiting to hear the exhaust note of the Triples...