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ROAD NEWS

TRIUMPH REVEALS NEW BONNEVILLE LINEUP

T riumph ’ s top-selling Bonneville family regulations according to Triumph , which should has received a range-wide update for add to its longevity in the market .

2021 , with the new line being lighter
For 2021 the Street Twin gets all-new cast
and more powerful while exceeding Euro5
wheels , a new more comfortable bench seat
Emissions standards . Following the update
which is 10mm thicker than previously , new
to the Thruxton last year , Triumph has
bodywork and improved finish and detailing ,
updated the Bonneville T100 , T120 , Street
with brushed aluminium headlamp brackets .
Twin , Speedmaster and Bobber for 2021 with
With a low 765mm seat height and excellent
increases in performance across the board .
stand-over width , Triumph has the Street Twin
Currently , pricing and New Zealand availability
aimed at being a great bike for riders of all
of the new 2021 Bonneville range is yet to
heights and sizes .
be confirmed by Triumph Motorcycles New
Included in the standard trim is ABS and
Zealand , but we do know the new range is
Switchable Traction Control along with two
starting to be assembled in Triumph ’ s factory
riding modes – Rain and Road . These adjust
in Thailand from this month onwards .
the throttle map and traction control settings
for optimum performance in wet and dry
STREET TWIN
conditions . The Street Twin ’ s stylish clocks
The top-selling Street Twin has a revised the
come with a classic analogue speedometer ,
engine to meet Euro5 . There ’ s more power
and a digital display and menu system , which
from the 900cc parallel-twin to the tune of
is accessed by a handlebar-mounted scroll
65PS at 7400rpm backed by 80Nm of torque
button , for fingertip control while riding . Other
at 3750 . The engine ( along with the bigger
features include an under-seat USB charger ,
1200cc twin ) has been tuned beyond Euro5
key-fob incorporated immobiliser
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