Last Updated on: 12 Jun 2026
Triumph Speed Twin 900
Triumph Speed Twin 900 Features and specifications
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Petrol-Manual 900 cc | 25 kpl |
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It depends on the rider. Most riders will find the gearbox to be smooth and easy to use, while some who spend a lot of time on highways may prefer an extra gear for more relaxed cruising at higher speeds.
Yes. The 780mm seat height should be manageable for most riders. If not, Triumph also offers a low seat (760mm) as an accessory, which makes the Speed Twin quite accessible.
During longer journeys, tall riders may find the riding position a little cramped. It's recommended to take a test ride before finalizing.
The Speed Twin 900 comes with a 2-year unlimited-kilometre warranty and requires servicing every 12 months or 16,000km, whichever comes first.
Choose 900 if you want a lighter, more relaxed motorcycle for everyday riding. On the other hand, opt for 1200, if you want stronger performance and spend more time on highways.
