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Triumph Motorcycles Indonesia unveiled the Thruxton 400, Tracker 400 and Speed Twin 1200 at GIIAS 2026. Local prices are Rp186 million, Rp182 million and Rp825 million respectively, while Indonesia receives three of the 800 Speed Twin 1200 units built worldwide.
What grabs me first is how Triumph has priced the Thruxton 400 at Rp186 million and the Tracker 400 at Rp182 million, leaving only a Rp4 million gap between two takes on the same 400 platform. The spec sheet says roughly five percent more power, but I want to know how distinctly the café-racer and flat-track layouts feel. That is the irresistible part.
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Are the riding positions on the Thruxton and Tracker very different?
I'd test the riding position first. Styling alone isn't enough.
Only three Speed Twin 1200s for Indonesia is genuinely rare.
Will the roughly five-percent gain be noticeable on the street?
With only Rp4 million between them, most people will choose by style.
The Thruxton 400 at Rp186 million—I'd love to compare these in person.
At that gap I'd take the Tracker. It looks easier to live with too.
