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The Triumph Bonneville is most likely one of the best-known motorcycles around. This legend started more than 50 years ago, and the 2013 model carries on this amazing heritage, updating the tech specs to the modern era, but retaining the intact mojo.
The 2013 Triumph Bonneville brings for the the classic parallel-twin engine, with an 865cc displacement and injected fuel for easy starting even in the cold mornings. The 2013 cleverly conceals the throttle bodies inside parts with a traditional carburetor look.
For the next season, the Triumph Bonneville has 7-spoke lightweight cast alloy wheels and Kayaba suspension. The rear shocks come with adjustable preload so heavier riders can still travel in full comfort.
The new Bonneville delivers 68 PS and 68 Nm (50 ft-lbs) and sports a tradition-approved instrument set with analog speedometer and odometer, clock and trip information. MSRP is $7,699 (€5,994), regardless of the color scheme, uniform or two-tone.
For the next season, the Triumph Bonneville has 7-spoke lightweight cast alloy wheels and Kayaba suspension. The rear shocks come with adjustable preload so heavier riders can still travel in full comfort.
The new Bonneville delivers 68 PS and 68 Nm (50 ft-lbs) and sports a tradition-approved instrument set with analog speedometer and odometer, clock and trip information. MSRP is $7,699 (€5,994), regardless of the color scheme, uniform or two-tone.
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