Light and mean
Triumph makes some of the most powerful bikes in their respective classes. It’s lighter than expected and has an overall lean look. It’s also taller and wider, with a longer wheelbase. It’s actually a sports bike which can be used for daily commuting as well. The tall seat height may be a bit of a problem for taller riders. The preload-adjusted suspension system buffers all bumps and potholes. There’s an off-road riding mode where you can deactivate the ABS and traction control to extract more performance. The 888cc engine sounds much different but performs exceedingly well.
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Engine
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Power
95
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110
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No. Of Cylinder
2
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Engine Type
In-Line 2-Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 8-Valve, Liquid Cooled DOHC Engine
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3-Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 12-Valve
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Bore X Stroke
84 mm x 77 mm
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79 mm x 54.3 mm
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Maximum Torque
92 Nm
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80 Nm
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Seat Height
860 mm
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850 mm
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ABS
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Yes
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Riding Modes
Touring
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Touring
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Top Speed
200 kmph
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