TRIUMPH Bonneville T 100 Models/Series Timeline, Specifications & Photos
First production year: 2009
Sporting traditional wire wheels and coachlined two-tone paintwork, the Bonneville T100 has the classic 60s look, but incorporates modern engineering and technology. New for 2011 is the Vintage Cream and Chocolate color option. Completing the T100’s 1960s look are rubber fork gaiters, knee pads and classically styled handlebar mounted speedometer and rev counter, which includes a clock and trip information.
The Bonneville T100 replicates the look of the 60's bikes, with all the era-correct adornments and styling elements, and is a nifty re-interpretation of the old Bonnies. One hundred percent Bonneville but modern to the core, the 2010 model year brings fuel injection disguised as traditional carburetors, dummy pushrod tubes and enhanced engine reliability.
Cue classic, laced wheels, retro accents and details and the two-tone mellow-color paint for an authentic take on the acclaimed heritage of the Bonneville family.
It's hard to find a Bonnie with more retro looks than the 1960 Anniversary Edition, regarded as the first bike in the series which defined the new styling direction, the 1960 machine was shown in a two-tone livery with a sweet combination of Meriden and Caspian Blue.
This machine quickly become the icon of a new generation of motorcycles and THE British bike. 600 1960 Anniversary Edition bikes have been manufactured, each sold with numbering and a certificate of authenticity.
The 2010 Bonneville T100 Black is a nifty modern classic created for those in search of a sober bike bringing together all the cool retro looks and the modern technologies. harking back to the 60's styling, the Bonneville T100 Black brings a generous front fender, classic pea-shooter exhausts, fork gaiters, and above all, the chrome tank badges.
Add in contrasting chromed laced wheels, a chrome headlight and similar shiny rear shocks for a bike oozing retro character which will never go out of fashion.
Looking for a true classic? Then look no further than the 2009 Triumph Bonneville T100. It boasts the acclaimed 60's styling with cleverly disguised modern technology and looks to send chills down your grandfather's back.
Shiny laced rims, cigar exhausts, a generous chrome tank badge, fork gaiters and a road stance to die for, they're all there. Even more, since today's riders go further than out grandparent did back in the day, Triumph also offers matching accessories, such as a mid-size windscreen, leather saddle bags and more.