Triumph Announces Offers For Diwali On Select Motorcycles Up Rs. 2.8 Lakh

British bike maker, Triumph Motorcycles has announced a host of offers for the festive season on select motorcycles. The offers include accessories, and freebies up to Rs. 2.8 lakh, along with additional warranty. The new offers extend on the Triumph Street Triple RS, the Tiger 800 XR, Tiger 1200 and the Bonneville T100, which remain popular sellers for the manufacturer in India. The schemes though are available on limited stock. Triumph says the offers cannot be exchanged for cash benefits, and are valid only till October 27, 2019.
 
Speaking on the new offers for Diwali, Shoeb Farooq, GM Triumph Motorcycles India said, "Triumph is one of the leading premium motorcycle brands in the country and we believe that these offers are going to delight our customers this Diwali and add to their celebrations. We have created multiple options and the customer can choose basis his requirement. These offers include Trip & adventure Rider Training in UK, Exchange & Upgrade offers and very attractive finance offers which will make it easier for biking enthusiasts aspiring to buy Triumph during this auspicious period. Diwali is the preferred time for big purchases in India and we want to continue the momentum we built over Dussera well into this festive season."

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The Triumph Street Triple RS is being offered with benefits up to Rs. 1.59 lakh

As part of the offers, each customer who brings home the Triumph Tiger 1200 adventure tourer during the festive period will get trained at the bike maker's Triumph Advnture Experience centre in Whales, UK, which will enable them to improve their motorcycling skills with international instructors. In addition, customers also get a chance to visit the Triumph Factory in Hinckley and will get a complete tour of the factory.

For those looking at the Triumph Tiger 800 XR, the manufacturer is offering benefits up to Rs. 2.8 lakh, the maximum you can get on any model, and includes a pannier set worth Rs. 1 lakh, as well as a two years extended warranty and store voucher worth Rs. 1.5 lakh.

The Triumph Street Triple RS is due for an upgrade in January 2020 and the outgoing model is getting some very exciting offers to make it even more desirable. This includes benefits up to Rs. 1.59 lakh that include an Arrow silencer worth Rs. 59,000 and an upgrade bonus of Rs. 70,000 or an Arrow silencer and a store voucher worth Rs. 1 lakh.

Lastly, the Triumph Bonneville T100 gets benefits up to Rs. 1.75 lakh that include an EMI scheme of 11,608 at zero per cent interest for five years. There's also an exchange subvention of Rs. 1.5 lakh or a store vouhcer worth Rs. 1.75 lakh that customers can opt for. The offers will help Triumph India clear out its BS4 vehicle inventory, as it aims to roll out BS6 compliant vehicles by early next year.



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