Triumph Speed 400

Triumph Speed 400 Overview

The Speed 400 stands out with strong output for a naked bike, backed by dual-channel ABS, which helps prevent either wheel from locking during hard braking. Its 36.49 bhp and 32 Nm exceed the KTM Duke 250’s figures, while an assist-and-slipper clutch is designed to ease clutch operation and help control rear-wheel hop during downshifts. Adjustable rear suspension preload and brake and clutch levers provide some scope to tailor the setup.

Its claimed 28 kmpl is below the Duke 250’s claimed 31 kmpl, and its 179 kg kerb weight is notably higher. The 803 mm seat is taller than the Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450’s 780 mm seat, which shorter riders may want to consider; the Triumph is priced below the Guerrilla. A 13-litre tank is useful for carrying fuel, but there is no phone connectivity or navigation, and no windscreen. It suits buyers prioritising performance and safety equipment over low weight or the best claimed mileage.

• 36.49 bhp and 32 Nm give it more power and torque than the KTM Duke 250.
• Dual-channel ABS helps prevent both wheels from locking under hard braking.
• Traction control adds assistance in managing wheelspin.
• Adjustable rear preload lets riders alter the suspension setup.
• A 13-litre tank carries more fuel than the Guerrilla 450’s 11-litre tank.

Best for: Buyers wanting a performance-focused naked bike with dual-channel ABS and traction control, and who can accept its weight and claimed mileage.

Triumph Speed 400 Variants

Triumph Speed 400 price for the base model starts at — and the top model price goes upto — (on-road Mumbai). Speed 400 price for 1 variant is listed above.

Triumph Speed 400 Specifications & Features

Specifications of the Standard variant. Figures for other trims are on their individual pages.

Speed 400 Colours

Triumph Speed 400 is available in 4 colours.

Speed 400 EMI Calculator

Based on the on-road price in Mumbai for the base variant.

Triumph Speed 400 — Frequently Asked Questions