Key highlights
- TVS ’82 Series Collection revealed at EICMA
- Four special custom motorcycles revealed
- Bikes are based on the RR 310, RTR 310, RTX 300, and Ronin
TVS Motor Company recently revealed its one-off collection at EICMA 2026 in Italy. This collection is named ’82 Series, and it celebrates the brand’s motorsport history and the evolution of technology that started in 1982, when TVS entered its first-ever motorsports event.
Since these are one-off models, none of these will be launched. However, the four different special models did showcase the brand’s motorsports identity worldwide. Moreover, their display at the reputed EICMA show also solidifies the brand’s commitment to European buyers.
Starting with the RR 310-based ’82 Series model, it packs custom bodywork along with custom graphics and a colour combination that shows the retro-inspired motorsports heritage and evolution. Meanwhile, it retains its full fairing, and it is based on the 310cc liquid-cooled engine that is co-developed with BMW.
Following this is the ’82 Series RTR 310, which is a naked version of the RR 310. The ’82 Series model is also aligned with the similar custom bodywork and paint strategy as its fully faired sibling. It also features extensive electronic packaging, including cornering ABS, traction control, wheelie control, and more, which are part of its six-axis IMU.
TVS has also included a custom RTX 300 adventure-tourer in the ’82 Series Collection. The custom ADV features a special paint job featuring the silver, red, and yellow combination. Meanwhile, the fourth custom model in the ’82 Series Collection is the Ronin 250. This roadster has been tuned for complete retro charm with the GT fairing, a sculpted fuel tank, retro motorsports graphics, and a proper GT design with low-set handlebars, a race seat, fat tyres, and custom bodywork.
The ’82 Series Collection custom motorcycles are likely to be showcased at the India Bike Week 2026 in December, which is set to take place in Panchgani, Maharashtra.
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