New Delhi: As Harley Davidson gears up to launch its bikes in India, another iconic brand — UK’s Triumph — is finalising plan to burn its ru...
New Delhi: As Harley Davidson gears up to launch its bikes in India, another iconic brand — UK’s Triumph — is finalising plan to burn its rubber on the Indian roads, with cruising in some of its famous brands, including the 2,300-cc ‘Rocket III’ cruiser and the ‘Bonneville’ classic, by year-end
The company plans to get in a range of models from its line up of urban sports, cruisers and modern classics bikes — though the import route, which would mean an ‘ultra expensive’ tag that would be affordable only by a select audience. These include the 2,300-cc ‘Rocket III Touring’ cruiser, covered in chrome and infused with Triumph’s original and authentic styling. Urban sports bikes like the 675-cc ‘Street Triple’ and the amazing ‘Daytona 675’, that won the Best Supersport in both the Supertest and Masterbike 2007 track tests in Spain, could also come in
