TRIUMPH THRUXTON – Model List
Production Year: 2004
Power: 69 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2005
Power: 70 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2006
Power: 70 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2007
Power: 70 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2008
Power: 69 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2009
Power: 68.4 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2010
Power: 69 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2011
Power: 68 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2012
Power: 69 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2013
Power: 69 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2014
Power: 69 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2015
Power: 69 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2016
Power: 69 HP
Engine Capacity: 865 cm³
Production Year: 2017
Power: 97 HP
Engine Capacity: 1200 cm³
Production Year: 2018
Power: 97 HP
Engine Capacity: 1200 cm³
Production Year: 2019
Power: 97 HP
Engine Capacity: 1200 cm³
Production Year: 2020
Power: 109 HP
Engine Capacity: 1200 cm³
Production Year: 2021
Power: 104 HP
Engine Capacity: 1200 cm³
Production Year: 2022
Power: 103 HP
Engine Capacity: 1200 cm³
Production Year: 2023
Power: 103 HP
Engine Capacity: 1200 cm³
Production Year: 2024
Power: 103 HP
Engine Capacity: 1200 cm³
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