Two new Triumph 400 models coming in January 2024

It's "Iconic" .....


But is it bespoke

Speed 400
Aimed at the ladies by any chance?
I reckon both will sell well
I wonder where they'll be manufactured

Where do they plug in????

baz said:

Speed 400
Aimed at the ladies by any chance?
I reckon both will sell well
I wonder where they'll be manufactured

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prolly next to the Hardley Ableson 440 in In*ia

They’ll sell like freakin’ hot cakes.

Shudda been called the Tiger Cub tho.

Fast Eddie said:

They’ll sell like freakin’ hot cakes.

Shudda been called the Tiger Cub tho.

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No please don't suggest that
They have used all the other names up
Let's leave the Tigger out!!

baz said:

Speed 400
Aimed at the ladies by any chance?
I reckon both will sell well
I wonder where they'll be manufactured

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Made in India by Bajaj, with some parts from Triumph facilities in Thailand and Brazil, but all engineered by Triumph in Britain. Looks pretty good to me. Google triumph 400 for all sorts of reviews and info.

Ken

baz said:

No please don't suggest that
They have used all the other names up
Let's leave the Tigger out!!

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Fair point. Well put !

A proper adventure version would be nice.

Astounding .
A motorcycle with four right sides and no left . Is it for Flat Track ? .

Fast Eddie said:

Fair point. Well put !

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How about Adventurer for the off road and Bandit/Fury for the road version ?

I'll see what the reviews are like and possibly have one next year if it sounds good. I must say I do like the look of them and with @40hp should be the bike that the Himalayan could/should have been.

Hey, I just noticed that a bunch of you fellas are on the Norton forum as well. Well, I just learned that my cousin up in Toronto recently bought himself a brand new Triumph Speed 400! He's quite excited about it too. He's a new rider, and in his 50s like me. I recommended that he join this group to make connections with guys and gals that can give him a good proper ribbing on bike choice and, more importantly make lifelong friendships over the common interests of owning and riding a British bike. Of course, I don't think that he'll be doing much maintenance on his modern bike like some of us have to do with our old Nortons, but hey, I don't own a modern bike so no idea outside of the regular fluid changes what needs regular TLC.
Regardless of his choice in his first bike, I'm glad he's on board with British Bikes. My first bike was/is my Norton and that was 5 years ago