The latest entrant into the 400-cc motorcycle segment in India is the Triumph Speed 400.
A vlogger decided to do a real-world mileage test of the recently launched Triumph Speed 400. Triumph and Bajaj have entered into a mutually beneficial agreement, leveraging Bajaj’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities to collaborate on the development of the 400 series motorcycles as well as other exciting models on the horizon. This strategic partnership enables Triumph to tap into Bajaj’s expertise and infrastructure, fostering innovation and efficiency in the production process. Now, let us take a look at what the real-world mileage of this powerful motorcycle looks like.
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Triumph Speed 400 Mileage Test
This video has been uploaded by Aayush ssm on YouTube. It showcases the vlogger riding the recently launched motorcycle in the streets of Maharashtra. He decides to do the mileage test using the tank-to-tank method. At the commencement of the journey, he fills the fuel tank up to the brim. He then sets the trip meter to 0 and starts his journey. He makes it a point not to ride in a particular way to maximise mileage but rather operate it as one would in his/her day-to-day life. That is neatly captured in the video as the road conditions are clearly visible.
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One could also see that he traverses through the various traffic conditions including smooth highway runs, driving on the hills with twisties, as well as bumper-to-bumper traffic. And that is how most bike owners will use their vehicles on a daily basis. He specifically mentioned that there are a lot of sharp turns, upshifts and downshifts which could affect the overall mileage. At the end of his trip, he visits another petrol pump and fills the tank to the exact same level as before. After doing some basic mathematical calculations, the mileage came out to be just over 33 km/l. This is quite impressive.
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Specs
The Triumph Speed 400 boasts a dynamic performance thanks to its robust specifications. It is equipped with a 398.15-cc liquid-cooled, fuel-injected 4V engine that delivers an impressive power output of 39.5 hp @8,000 RPM and a peak torque of 37.5 Nm @6,500 RPM. The engine is mated to a 6-speed gearbox, featuring an assist-and-slipper clutch for smooth gear transitions. The front suspension utilizes a 43 mm USD setup, while the rear suspension employs a Gas Monoshock configuration. The motorcycle features a 17-inch alloy wheel at the front with a 110/70 tyre and a 300 mm disc brake. At the rear, there’s a 17-inch alloy wheel with a 150/60 tyre and a 230 mm disc brake. With a fuel tank capacity of 13 litres, the bike weighs approximately 170 kg.
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