Triumph Bonneville Bobber Black

Triumph has just revealed the Bobber Black, a darker, meaner and stronger version of their popular Bonneville Bobber, the fastest-selling Triumph ever produced. The blacked out version is more than just a new color option, as Triumph has added a fat front wheel, dual disc brakes, thicker forks and a number of other upgrades. Power comes from the 1200cc 77 horsepower and 106 Nm High Torque engine, while switchable traction control and ABS are offered as standard equipment. It comes in a choice of jet black or matte black with price and arrival date to be confirmed.

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POWDER MONKEES YAMAHA SR500

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Zero Motorcycles X Line

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YAMAHA XS400 | BY HOLD FAST MOTORS

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