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2021 Triumph Bonneville range gets model updates 2021 Triumph Bonneville T120 Comprising of five models and one limited edition variant, the 2021 Triumph Bonneville “Modern Classics” range gets engine updates and weight reduction. The entire Bonneville lineup gets Euro 5 compliance in the engine room along with improvements in engine response and lower emissions. Topping Triumph’s Modern Classics are the 2021 Bonneville T120 and T120 Black, carrying the 1,200 cc High Torque parallel-twin. This year’s T120s are 7 kg lighter than previous, coming with lightweight aluminium wheels rims. 2021 Triumph Bonneville T120 Black Braking has taken a serious upgrade, with the T120 now coming with Brembo brake callipers on twin brake discs. Cruise control is now standard fitment and software for riding modes has been revised, while the instruments sport a new fascia. ....
Highlights The motorcycle is powered by a 900cc BS6 liquid-cooled two-engine which churns out 65.3 bhp Gold Line Trim will only get 1000 units across the globe Triumph has unveiled the 2021 Bonneville Street Twin for the Indian market. The Bonneville 2021 is an update over its predecessor and gets cosmetic updates along with a refined powertrain. The Triumph Bonneville has always been a popular bike in premium classic modern motorcycles. Triumph Street Twin gets a 900cc BS6 liquid-cooled two-engine which churns out 65.3 bhp at 7,500 rpm and a peak torque of 80Nm at 3,800 rpm. The BS6 engine gets four vales and is mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The motorcycle is fuel-injected and gets a multi-plate assist clutch. The tank is 12 litres. The bike will be offered in three colours which includes Matt Ironstone, Cobalt Blue, JeT Black ....
Triumph will also launch a special edition version called the âGold Lineâ Credit where it’s due, the Bonneville family has to be the main reason why Triumph rose to great heights, just like a phoenix rises from the ashes. Over 3,67,000 units of the modern classic series have been sold since 2001. When the entire product lineup underwent a major revamp in 2015, the Street Twin emerged as a darling for those who wanted the classic British twin experience but in a slightly modern avatar. It has since gone on to become the most popular motorcycle of the bunch, selling more units than any other model so far. After the mid-life update in 2018, Triumph has made the Street Twin a lot more desirable in 2021. ....