2021 Triumph Bonneville Bobber Launched In India
The Bonnie demands a hefty premium over the outgoing model
The Bonnie demands a hefty premium over the outgoing model
- Gets a new 47mm Showa fork.
- The 1200cc parallel twin produces 78PS and 106Nm.
- Features new Brembo brakes.
- Now gets a larger 12-litre tank.
Triumph seems to be on a launching spree. Barely a week after launching the special edition Scrambler 1200 Steve McQueen and Street Scrambler 900 Sandstorm, the British brand has brought in the Bonneville Bobber at Rs 11.75 lakh (ex-showroom India). So what do you get for a premium of almost Rs 1.5 lakh over the older model?
The highlight of the 2021 Triumph Bonneville Bobber is the updated hardware. The British bobber gets a new fat 16-inch front wheel, instead of the skinny 19-inch unit on the outgoing model. Triumph has equipped the bike with new 47mm Showa cartridge forks and a link-type monoshock. Even the axial Brembo calipers, paired with the 310mm twin discs up front, is new for 2021. Braking duties at the rear continue to be handled by a 265mm single disc with a Nissin caliper. Lastly, the bike gets a bigger 12-litre fuel tank, instead of the 8-litre unit on the outgoing model.
The Bonneville Bobber is powered by the same 1200cc parallel-twin engine, producing 78PS at 6,100rpm and 106Nm at 4,000rpm. Triumph claims the torque curve is noticeably smoother with over 100Nm available from as early as 3,000rpm. This engine is mated to a 6-speed gearbox, paired with a slip-and-assist clutch.
Electronics on the Triumph Bonneville Bobber include two riding modes: Rain and Road, along with adjustable traction control, dual channel ABS, and cruise control.
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The Triumph Bonneville Bobber is a unique offering. It continues to feature distinctive elements, such as slash-cut exhausts, an adjustable single seat, and stubby or ‘bobbed’ fenders. Triumph has launched the bobber in three shades: Matte Storm Grey/Matte Ironstone, Cordovan Red, and Jet Black.
If you are not looking to ride solo, the 2021 Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster should be right up your alley. Not only does it have a pillion seat, but it also comes with relaxed ergonomics and a comfier seat… all at the same price!
With the launch of the 2021 Bonneville Bobber, Triumph has nine of its modern classics on sale in India. The Bonneville Bobber competes with the likes of the Harley-Davidson Forty Eight, which retails at exactly the same price as the Bonnie, and the Indian Scout Bobber priced at Rs 15.67 lakh.
Triumph Bonneville Bobber User Reviews
- mast bike hebike chalane ka Anubhav kafi unique raha engine start se hi smooth power generate karta he handling me kafi halki or control lagti hain highway par 100-120 tak aaram se chalti he comrort ke sath, kul mila kar style or power dono thik he lambi riding ka to test mene kiya nahi baki bike badiya or majedar hain.Read More
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- Great ExperienceThe Triumph Bonneville Bobber is a stylish and distinctive motorcycle that combines classic design with modern performance. Its minimalist, stripped-down look and solo seat give it a true bobber aesthetic. The torquey 1200cc engine delivers a satisfying ride, and the adjustable solo seat allows for a customizable riding position. While its handling is generally good, some riders may find it less agile compared to other Bonneville models. Overall, the Bobber is a unique blend of heritage and contemporary engineering, making it a compelling choice for riders who appreciate classic style and modern features.Read More1 1