Triumph Motorcycles India has brought out stylish merchandise including the latest rider backpack line. The UK based premium motorcycle brand considers lifestyle to be one of the most important factors in improving the riding experiences of its customers.
Designed and tested by riders to accommodate all riding styles from a daily commute to the longer touring ride. This new bag collection is designed to provide maximum carrying capacity while ensuring the comfort while riding.
The motorcycle major is offering not just a simple shoulder sling bag, but packs that can carry loads of as much as 20, 25 and 35 litres. The 35 litre bag is a tourer bag. Then that are the 25 litre commuter bag, a 25 litre ultralite bag and a 20 litre event day bag.
Each of the above bag has its own utility and can be used for a different occasion. The above backpack line-up includes a full suite of appropriately designed bags with varying luggage capacity to meet the needs of each rider. These bags have been built with the lightest components possible to reduce stress on the rider's back and incorporating rider-specific features to create the ultimate rider backpack.
Triumph Motorcycles India offers a range of motorcycles that includes the Tiger range, roadsters like Trident 660, Street Triple RS and the Speed Triple 1200 RS,the Modern Classic range that includes the Speed Twin, Street Twin, the Bonnevilles and Scramblers. It’s most expensive motorcycle is the Rocket 3 hich costs around Rs 20 lakh.
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