The Triumph Speed Twin 900 has been updated significantly for 2025, and the motorcycle is powered by a 900cc parallel twin engine. There are three colour schemes on offer with the Speed Twin 900, and here’s what the motorcycle gets.
The Speed Twin 900 gets a new, sportier fuel tank with chiselled side panels and stylised throttle body covers, along with a more compact LED headlight unit with a slim DRL. There’s also a new aluminium flip-up filler cap on the tank. Meanwhile the engine casings of the Speed Twin 900 are leaner, while the silencer is now shorter. The 2025 Speed Twin 900 gets three colour options – white with bright blue and orange stripes on the tank, a phantom black tank with dark grey stripes and gold accents, or a silver design with a splash of red framing the Triumph logo.
In terms of suspension, the Speed Twin 900 gets Marzocchi upside-down front forks, paired to twin Marzocchi piggy-back rear suspension units with preload adjustment. You also get a new aluminium swingarm that is stiffer and lighter, while the rear wheel travel has been reduced from 120mm to 110mm to improve control without sacrificing comfort. The Speed Twin 900’s new wheels are fitted with Michelin Road Classic tyres, and ensuring potent stopping power is Triumph’s four-piston radial calliper, mounted to a larger 320mm front disc. Helping put down power to the road are two riding modes – Road and Rain – with lean-sensitive, optimised cornering ABS and traction control. These are available as standard.
Powering the Speed Twin 900 is the 900cc Bonneville parallel-twin producing 64bhp at 7500rpm and 80Nm of torque, available at just 3800rpm. The parallel-twin engine is mated to a 5-speed transmission. The Speed Twin 900 also gets a ride-by-wire system.
The 2025 Speed Twin 900 gets new instruments, featuring a bright LCD display for the revs, speed and gear, with a TFT display integrated to provide extra information, like the riding modes. The full colour screen is compatible with the accessory heated grips as well as the Bluetooth connectivity module that brings turn-by-turn navigation, the capability to view and control phone calls from your phone. Cruise control is now also available as an accessory, while a USB-C port provides convenient charging for your devices.
While India prices of the 2025 Triumph Speed Twin 900 haven’t yet been revealed in India, the motorcycle with all its updates is priced at £9,195 (₹10.03 lakh) in the UK, commanding a premium over the outgoing motorcycle which was priced at ₹8.24 lakh in India.