Model is included in the lineup in 2011 and get some change of color schemes, as well as two-year warranty with no mileage limitation.
One, perhaps the most unusual models in the line of British Triumph , will remain in production for at least another year. However, a steady, if not too massive demand for a motorcycle, having the exterior of the 60-ies, suggests that the Triumph will continue to produce this model in the future.The new Bonneville T100 , affectionately nicknamed the fans "Bonnie" was launched in 2000, and in 2006 received a more powerful engine: 865 cc air-cooled, instead of 790 cubes. It develops 67 hp (50 kW) at 7,500 rpm and torque of 69 Nm at 5,800 rpm. Maximum speed Bonneville T100 - 160 km / h. Dry Weight - 205 kg, fuel capacity - 16 liters.
The company stresses that the Bonneville T100 is a thoroughly modern motorcycle, which looks and some of the technical solutions of the 60-ies, successfully combines the most advanced technologies and materials of today.
Even a cursory glance is enough to notice a lot of classical solutions: steel wheels with lots of thin spokes, cups speedometer and tachometer, fixed directly on the handlebars, typical key and ignition, a thin horizontal exhaust system. She, by the way is made of stainless steel and mufflers are chrome finish.
Simultaneously, the bike there is a modern system of electronic fuel injection, the latest disc brakes, engine sub-frame of high strength steel, and the lighting just looks "old style".
Triumph offers Bonneville T100 four color schemes, three of them double. Motorcycles can be either completely black, and painted a combination of black and white (Phantom Black + Fusion White), green and white (Forest Green + New England White) or cream and chocolate (Vintage Cream + Chocolate).
The company did not specify whether the price change Bonneville T100 in version 2011.
