Triumph Bonneville: Ride with class and style

The Triumph brand continues to celebrate the retro charm of its Modern Classic motorcycle range, keeping its iconic 865cc parallel-twin engine across all models, now paired with a refreshing update in colours and equipment and an even more seductive sound thanks to the redesigned exhaust system.

So the iconic Bonneville, Thruxton and Scrambler have received a careful facelift that further enhances their looks and incorporates all kinds of details to deliver a unique riding experience, both in style and performance.

The first model we are going to look at is the Bonneville, which looks extremely elegant thanks to its 17″ front wheel and has the lowest seat height (740mm) of the entire Triumph Classic range. Thanks to its easy handling and ergonomics, it stands out as an urban motorcycle that combines excellent manoeuvrability with an attractive retro aesthetic.

With a growing following among younger and more demanding riders, the “Bonnie” blends retro style and essence in its unmistakable 865cc parallel-twin engine, which delivers more than enough power both in town and on open roads. In addition, this 2014 model features newly designed exhausts that provide a vibrant sound.

Aesthetically, the new Bonneville stands out from previous model years through details such as the iconic Triumph metal badge on the tank, its black passenger grab handle, and its new “Phantom Black”, “Lunar Silver” and “Crystal White / Sapphire Blue” colours. Furthermore, the engine block and cylinder head stand out for the machined finish of their “cooling fins”, which accentuates the classic character of the English twin, while the radiator remains discreet and minimalist thanks to its black finish.

Your Bonnie.

Source | Triumph