Everything New on the Thruxton 400

Triumph Thruxton 400 has officially landed in the UK, and it’s bringing some serious “Main Character Energy” to the streets.

If you’ve been dreaming of a bike that looks like it belongs in a black-and-white 1960s London street race but handles like a modern-day dream, this is your wake-up call.

🇬🇧 The Damage (Price & Availability)

Priced at a cool £5,995, this café-racer is a statement. For those counting in Rupees, that’s about ₹7.25 lakh.

• The Sibling Rivalry: It didn’t come alone—it’s hitting the pavement alongside its dirt-dashing brother, the Tracker 400.
• Coming Soon: Deliveries are set to commence shortly, so keep your riding gloves by the door.

The Heart of a Rebel

This isn’t just a Speed 400 in a fancy jacket. Triumph took the 398cc TR-Series liquid-cooled engine and turned the dial up to “Spicy.”

• The Numbers: 41.5 bhp and 37.5 Nm of torque.
• The Twist: Triumph bumped the redline up by 1,000 rpm, making this the “naughtiest” member of the 400 family. It wants you to rev it. It craves it.
• The Speed: It sports a 6-speed gearbox with a slip-assist clutch, meaning your downshifts will be smoother than a pick-up line at a biker bar.

Attitude in Every Angle

Triumph didn’t just change the seat and call it a day. They re-engineered the soul of the bike:

• The Stance: With clip-on handlebars and rear-set footpegs, you’ll be tucked in and ready to attack corners like a pro.
• The Chassis: A tubular steel frame paired with upside-down forks ensures that when you point it at a corner, it stays there.
• The Look: That iconic front fairing and bar-end mirrors? Pure retro-lust.

Tech That Actually Matters

Pro Tip: While it was born in the UK, this bike has Indian DNA, having debuted in India back in August 2025. It’s a global superstar built for local thrills.

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