Photo: Kiddo
In case you're having a hard time picturing a Triumph Bonneville with even more class than the bikes already rolling out the factory doors, here's Spain's Kiddo Motors to show you how it's done.
It's hard to say why we love Kiddo's build, especially as it's still the good old Bonnie we're looking at. Most likely is the awesome details in this build which have put a broad smile on our faces. Old style mixed with new ideas, with just a dash of hacksaw involved in the project, mild and pleasant colors and all: you pick one and it should be enough to make you like this Kiddo.
We totally loved the way the Spaniards have managed to make this Bonnie look lightweight and sporty: the airbox gone, conical filters bring their nifty purple haze to the build, subtly matching the custom, retro ribbed seat, with pillion grab strap.
There is something mild and homely about this machine, and we can almost feel the wind as we dream of riding the Kiddo Bonneville on winding countryside roads guarded by barley fields. And at the same time, feel the pump to the rhythm of the Super Trapp exhaust. Can you imagine how cool this bike is as one can adjust the exhaust flow and make it sing differently? Need some barley fields...
We totally loved the way the Spaniards have managed to make this Bonnie look lightweight and sporty: the airbox gone, conical filters bring their nifty purple haze to the build, subtly matching the custom, retro ribbed seat, with pillion grab strap.
There is something mild and homely about this machine, and we can almost feel the wind as we dream of riding the Kiddo Bonneville on winding countryside roads guarded by barley fields. And at the same time, feel the pump to the rhythm of the Super Trapp exhaust. Can you imagine how cool this bike is as one can adjust the exhaust flow and make it sing differently? Need some barley fields...
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