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Triumph Bonneville
A modern day roadster with a tangible connection to the classic style
of times gone by, the Bonneville mixes timeless British engineering with
modern technology and thinking. The result is captivating.
Twin electrically heated 36mm carburettors feed the engine and are fitted with throttle position sensors. A pair of ‘peashooter’ style silencers deal with spent gases and have a very traditional look, as does the triangular engine cover and left-hand side clutch casing, both quintessentially Triumph.
The Bonneville is an easy-to-manage motorcycle, thanks to a low seat height of
775mm – 30.5-inches – and similarly low centre of gravity. The tubular steel
double cradle frame and box-section swingarm are immensely strong and the
steering geometry (rake and trail is set at 28°/110mm) provides composure at
speed as well as ensuring the Bonnie needs only light input at the handlebars.
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