Here's a rundown of some of the major changes to the Bonneville line you need to know about.
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There's a Bonneville Street Twin Gold Line Edition
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Triumph will offer a limited-run Gold Line edition of the popular Street Twin. It features a unique matte black paint job with hand-painted gold detailing.
The Gold Line edition will arrive in June 2021, with production limited to 1,000 units. It will cost $10,150 — just $750 more than the standard Street Twin.
The Bonneville T100 will get some performance upgrades
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The Triumph Bonneville T100 gets a 10-horsepower bump to 65 hp, albeit with the same 59 lb-ft of torque as before. It sheds eight pounds versus the previous model, boasts a 500 rpm-higher readline and receives a higher-spec Brembo front brake. There's no longer a T100 Black...but you can order a T100 in black with blacked-out detailing.
The Bonneville T1oo arrives in March 2021, and costs $10,500.
The Bonneville T120 receives some upgrades as well
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The Bonneville T120 and T120 Black drop 15.5 pounds in weight, thanks to features like lightweight aluminum rims. Cruise control now comes standard; Triumph also says it enhanced the road and rain drive modes.
Triumph will start selling the Bonneville T120 bikes in May 2021. The price starts at $12,050.
The Bonneville Bobber is now blacked out
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Triumph has dropped the Bonneville Bobber Black from the lineup and incorporated its blacked-out look into the Bobber. The Bobber also gets a larger 3.2-gallon fuel tank, higher-spec Brembo brakes and a new 16-inch front wheel.
The new Bonneville Bobber will arrive in March 2021 and start at $13,150.
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