Triumph Tiger 900 [2024]

If you're a retro-bike enthusiast and want to choose apart from the Royal Enfield Classic 350 with a new bike, you'll find numerous alternatives. Here are some motorbikes offering great style, performance, and design, from British craftsmanship to Japanese engineering. Here are a few options that bring something special and a unique mix of nostalgia and modernity. Benefits of Choosing a Retro BikeRetro motorcycles are the perfect combination of nostalgia and performance. Moreover, their performance includes the ideal classic style and riding position, and many of them retain updated technology to ensure reliability. Bikes have timeless appeal but ensure you enjoy modern safety features, better fuel efficiency, and ride comfort. Here are the best 3 picks you can consider. Triumph Speed 400 || ₹ 2.34 LakhTriumph Speed 400 is a modern retro roadster that combines hard-core design with high-performance engineering. It promises the right amount of power for daily commuting and highway cruising. This 398.15CC-powered engine churns out a power of 39.5 bhp. It should be enough for everyday commutes and long-distance cruising with its refined design. Moreover, the sharp retro looks and agile chassis make it an absolute choice for retro bike enthusiasts. Jawa 350 || ₹ 1.99 - 2.26 LakhJawa 350 has an old-school feel for its retro design and looks like an old-school bike. A 334cc engine generates 22.26 bhp and suits city commutes and leisurely long rides. The design appeals to many riders, with round headlamps and chrome accents, much like a tribute to its heritage. Honda CB350 || ₹ 2 Lakh Introduced by Honda, the CB350 is an interpretation of the classic 1960s roadster but of a modern era. Powered by a 348.36cc single cylinder, it boasts a power output of 15.5kW, ideal for everyday commuting and leisure rides. Although retaining classic features such as round headlamps, spoked wheels, and the retro tank, it still packs a lot of modern designs.Before you go, have a look at the Suzuki Unveils the 2025 DR-Z4S and DR-Z4SM Models.Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fb   Instagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_insta   Twitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter 

As the industry changes with time, the inclusion of women riders in the motorcycle community also changes accordingly. So far, many choices have been made apparent within the market that seek to fulfill the different and variable tastes and preferences one should have while riding.  Moreover, from which some of the best motorcycles for women based on riding comfort, style, and performance are as mentioned below. Empowerment for Women to Ride BikesRiding bikes empowers women to be independent, confident, and free. Motorcycling develops the skill of resilience and eliminates stereotypes. As more women join the ranks of riders, communities grow, supporting one another and creating friendships.  Additionally, with increased exposure in the biking world, women inspire others, thus fostering a diverse and inclusive culture that celebrates adventure and empowerment. Jawa 42 Bobber || ₹ 2.13 - 2.32 LakhThe Jawa 42 Bobber has a 334 cc engine, delivering a mileage of about 30 km/liter and a 12-liter fuel tank. It is lightweight and has a low seat height for women. Its classic styling and smooth handling will make it a stylish yet practical choice for urban commuting or leisurely rides.Jawa 42 BobberEngine CC334 ccMileage30 KmplFuel Tank Capacity12 LitersKerb Weight185 KgSeat Height740 mmTriumph Speed T4 || ₹ 2.17 LakhTriumph Speed T4 is equipped with a 398.15cc engine. The bike has a mileage capacity of 35 Kmpl and an impressive 13-liter tank. This bike balances weight, ensures a good riding posture, and provides comfortable riding in any road conditions. Women can thus gain confidence in this ride, supported by the retro look and advanced technology.Triumph Speed T4Engine CC398.15 ccMileage35 KmplFuel Tank Capacity13 LitersKerb Weight806 mmSeat Height180 KgRoyal Enfield Hunter 350 || ₹ 1.50 - 1.75 LakhThe Royal Enfield Hunter 350 has a 349.34 cc engine. Its fuel efficiency is 36 km/l, and the fuel tank has a capacity of about 13 liters. The low seat height and less weight make it much easier for women to handle the bike. The classic look and hard-core construction make it highly reliable for short and long travel distances alike.Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Engine CC349.34 ccMileage36 KmplFuel Tank Capacity13 LitersKerb Weight177 KgSeat Height800 mmKTM 250 Duke || ₹ 2.41 LakhThe KTM 250 Duke has a 248.8cc engine, a mileage of about 30.8 km/l, and a 15-liter fuel tank capacity. It is a great bike for women due to its lightweight and agile handling. The sporty design and advanced features of the bike provide an exhilarating ride, perfect for urban navigation and weekend rides as well.KTM 250 DukeEngine CC248.8 ccMileage30.8 KmplFuel Tank Capacity15 LitersKerb Weight162.8 KgSeat Height800 mmYamaha R15 V4 || ₹ 1.82 - 2.25 LakhYamaha R15 V4 has a 155cc engine and has a mileage of 45 km/l. The bike comes with the capacity of an 11-liter fuel tank. Yamaha has provided a sporty stance and a very light chassis to cater to the ladies who want high performance. The riding experience with this bike is amazing and offers proper comfort. Moreover, its features like variable valve actuation, make sure that the same level of comfort and control can be achieved by its riders.Yamaha R15 V4Engine CC155 ccMileage45 KmplFuel Tank Capacity11 litersKerb Weight141 KgSeat Height815 mmBefore you leave, have a look at the Exciting Teaser for New Xpulse 210; Unveiling at EICMA 2024Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fbInstagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_instaTwitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter 

Triumph has launched the 2025 Tiger 1200 for Rs. 19.39 lakh. The new model boasts features and cutting-edge technology that adventure enthusiasts can look for in comfort and performance. It offers a powerful engine, improved suspension, and various electronics, including ride modes and traction control.  The adventure touring segment claims new leadership with the Tiger 1200's specially rugged and feature-rich design, promising thrilling, off-road capabilities. Quick Highlights:Launched 2025 Tiger 1200 at Rs. 19.39 lakh.Features a powerful 1,160cc T-plane crank engine.Enhanced comfort with improved seat and handlebars.Four variants: GT Pro, Rally Pro Explorers, Rally Pro.Advanced electronics include riding modes and traction control. Triumph has launched the 2025 Tiger 1200 lineup in India, featuring four variants: GT Pro, GT Pro Explorer, Rally Pro, and Rally Pro Explorer. Prices begin at Rs. 19.39 lakh, ex-showroom. Enhanced Performance and Comfort FeaturesThe 1200 GT Pro version has become more road-friendly, with the option of 19-18-inch alloy wheels. Meanwhile, the Rally Pro prioritizes road travel by mounting 21-18-inch tubeless spoke wheels. Explorer trims offer a bigger 30-litre fuel tank than the 20-litre ones found in the Pro variant.  All models feature the same 1,160cc inline three-cylinder T-plane crank engine tuned for enhanced low-end tractability. Moreover, the responsiveness is due to alterations made in the crankshaft, alternator rotor, and balancer.  The unit churns out 150bhp at 9,000rpm; at 7,000rpm, the maximum torque is 130Nm. In addition, gear shifts are even smoother with refined clutches. Triumph has also accentuated better comfort during rides. This is due to the fact that the saddle has a flatter profile, additional space is offered, and handlebars and risers that feature the Pro series trims are dampened just as the Explorer trims carry.  The clutch lever has a longer reach, and an optional low seat drops the saddle by 20mm. The ground clearance of the two models, GT Pro and GT Explorer, was improved with the repositioning of the footpeg. This further enhances comfort, as the preload to the rear suspension is lowered all the way to 20mm when the rider puts on the brakes to stand still. Advanced Electronics and Premium Components The Tiger 1200 lineup is still loaded with advanced electronic features and premium components. As for the brakes, you get Showa semi-active suspension and Brembo Stylema monobloc calipers. Cornering traction control with an IMU, up to six riding modes, a keyless ignition system, shift assist, adaptive cornering lights and a seven-inch TFT display with Bluetooth are some of the other highlights. The GT Explorer and Rally Explorer also have heated grips and seats and a tyre pressure monitoring system, which is standard. Before you go, have a look at the Updated Interceptor 650 from Royal Enfield: Expected to have 750cc engineFollow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fbInstagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_instaTwitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter