What’s New?
Firstly, the Bonnie Bobber is more practical now. It gets a larger 12-litre fuel tank, which is a big plus for those seeking solo touring pleasures. With the earlier offered puny 8-litre fuel tank, fuel stops were a regular occurrence.
Another major update comes in the form of a chunky 16-inch front wheel with a twin-disc brake setup. Triumph initially offered the same on the Bonneville Bobber Black and found that its customers preferred this setup over the standard’s skinny 19-inch front and single-disc one.
Small emission updates to the 1200cc High Torque parallel-twin motor have resulted in a minor drop in output: 78PS (1.5PS less) and 106Nm (1Nm less). For more details on the new Bonnie Bobber,
This Supercharged Bobber Is As Powerful As The Yamaha YZF-R1
Thornton Hundred Motorcycleâs lockdown project turns a Triumph Bonneville Bobber into a 200PS beast
A quaint neighborhood in the United Kingdom has spawned one of the fastest bobbers in the world. Thornton Hundred Motorcycles is known to build some exotic and radical bobbers and scramblers and their latest build is a Triumph Bonneville Bobber that belts out 200PS!
So how did anyone manage to transform a 78PS motorcycle into something this ridiculously fast? Not only did the creators plonk in a Rotrex C15 supercharger, they also added dry NOS (Nitrous Oxide) injection. The bike pushes over 167PS at the wheel and with the nitrous boost, the figure goes over 200PS, which is as powerful as the 2021 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R.
Triumph introduced a slew of new motorcycles in India this year, including its most affordable offering yet the Trident 660 and the most affordable ADV tourer, the Tiger 850 Sport. However, with the beginning of the new financial year, the British marque has revised pricing for select models. Here’s the revised price list:
Model
Triumphâs Bonneville Family Is Here And Itâs NOT An April Fool Prank
Triumph Motorcycles has been on a roll. The British brand recently showcased its upcoming electric motorcycle and has also commenced bookings for its most affordable triple-cylinder bike, the Trident, in India. While the Triumph Trident will make its India debut on April 6, the British brand meanwhile has launched a whole new bunch of motorcycles from its modern classic family.
Triumph Street Twin
Price: Rs 7.95-8.25 lakh
The most affordable Triumph offering (currently) and the stepping stone into the Bonneville family, the 2021 Street Twin has been priced at Rs 7.95 lakh. It isn’t an all-new bike; the Street Twin receives more of an update than a complete overhaul, with most of the changes being cosmetic. It’s powered by a 900cc parallel-twin HT motor that continues to thump out 65PS at 7500rpm and 80Nm at 3800rpm, peak torque now kicking in 100 revs higher. Seat height has been dropped