The latest spy images of the much-awaited Bajaj-Triumph motorcycle have emerged on the web revealing all its design details. It’s the first the bike has been caught testing in India. The model appears to be a scrambler style bike featuring a retro-styled circular headlamp, round rear view mirrors and a chiselled fuel tank with a chrome filler cap. The new Bajaj-Triumph bike has subtle design panels and all LED lighting system. One can notice its twin-piece seat with quilted patter stitching, alloy wheels and some of the exposed engine parts. At the back, the bike carries an upswept exhaust.
The new Bajaj-Triumph bike underpins a tubular frame with a cast swingarm. Suspension setup of the model includes a USD forks and a monoshock absorber at the front and rear axles respectively. It has been assembled with 17-inch alloys shod with 110/70 front and 150/60 rear tyres. The bike derives its braking power from the front and rear disc brakes. It’s likely to get dual-channel ABS (anti-lock braking system) as standard. When you look closely, the spotted motorcycle seems inspired by the Trident 660.
Engine details of the new Bajaj-Triumph bike are still under the wraps. Though, the reports suggest that it could be a 350cc – 400cc, single-cylinder motorcycle. Here, it will be positioned against the Royal Enfield 350cc, BMW G 310 R and KTM 390 bikes. While its official India launch timeline is yet to be revealed, the new Bajaj-Triumph 350cc bike is reported to make its debut sometime next year. Its prices are likely to be around Rs 3.5 lakh – Rs 4.5 lakh (ex-showroom).
If reports are to be believed, Bajaj will also bring in a new bike under 125cc segment in FY24. Both bikemakers will introduce a range of new bikes with engine capacity ranging between 200cc, 250cc – 500cc. All upcoming Bajaj-Triumph bike might be boosted with Bajaj’s VVA (Variable Valve Actuation) technology.
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