All-New Triumph Bonneville T40: Colours Explained
Comes in 4 gorgeous paint schemes, and the best one is…

The ‘Bonneville’ name is known for its elegant retro looks, and the newly showcased Bonneville T40 and T40 Black carry the same persona in four dual-tone colour options. The T40 standard is available in three colour options, while the T40 black gets one, and here is all you need to know about them:
Bonneville T40 Standard
Aegean Blue and Fusion White

This colour scheme divides the tank horizontally with blue on top and white at the bottom, giving it a very fresh and clean look to the bike. This neat combination enhances the elegance of this roadster while giving it a youthful appeal. With black side panels, seat and fenders, the bike doesn't grab too much attention, giving Bonneville T40 a classy appearance and making it our favourite of the lot.
Meriden Blue and Tangerine Orange

The light blue shade on top of the tank and vibrant orange at the sides make this Triumph bike look fun and energetic. This combination gives it a very lively and playful appeal while keeping it graceful. The bike looks spirited and will be a centre of attention while cruising on our Indian roads. It will be perfect for riders who want their retro bike to stand out.
New England White and Jet Black

The white and black colour combination is timeless and will never grow old. The bike gets a sophisticated and subtle look. Overall the bike looks mature and elegant without being too flashy. This colour option will appeal to riders who want their Bonneville to have a balanced and classy appearance.
Bonneville T40 Black
Matt Pewter Grey and Matt Phantom Black

The all-black Bonneville gives a very bold and stealthy vibe. It has blacked-out engine casing, rims, grabrail and side-view mirrors. The seat on this colour option is brown, unlike black in other options. In a grey and black combination, it gets an understated and sporty appearance, giving it a very intimidating personality. This colour is perfect for someone who wants a sharp and serious-looking retro bike.