This low slung Triumph Bonneville Bobber will launch in India on 29 March
This low slung Triumph Bonneville Bobber is classic British with a modern twist and all of it is coming to India.
After announcing what would be the coolest-looking motorcycle from triumph in London last year, the Triumph Bonneville Bobber is finally coming to India.The low slung version of the Bonneville will be launched in India on 29 March and will feature the same 1200cc, liquid-cooled parallel twin engine as on the T120. The engine produces 77PS of power and 106Nm or torque.
The design is a rather refined version of the Bonneville that starts off as a T120 and then mid-way turns into a low slung custom giving the appearance of a hard tail. But its not. According to Triumph, the rear end had to be completely redesigned to showcase the 40's Amercian bobber look. This meant that the monoshock sits (almost hidden) right under the single seat. And yes you get just one!
But this one's not all classic as Triumph has added some modern technical bits to this mix. There's ride-by-wire with different modes, traction control, ABS and even a torque-assist clutch. It's classic British with a modern twist and all of it is coming to India.
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