Weird Flex: The Hanway B50 Is Reminiscent Of The Triumph Bonneville Bobber

Has the same number of cylinders as the Bobber but less than half the cubic capacity

On this episode of weird flex is the Hanway’s B50 bobber that looks astonishingly similar to the Triumph Bonneville Bobber. While the design might be the same, the engine and hardware seem to be pretty different. Here’s what the Hanway packs.

It gets a proper bobber design flaunting a chunky high-rise fuel tank, a single-seater saddle and an upright handlebar. All in all, apart from missing knee recesses on the fuel tank, the B50 looks identical to the Bonneville Bobber.

Powering the bike is a 498cc, parallel-twin, liquid-cooled engine producing 43.5PS and 45Nm. This bobber gets a belt drive system and a slipper clutch.

In terms of underpinnings, the B50 features a telescopic fork and linked monoshock suspension setup. For braking, it gets discs at both ends with the added safety net of dual channel ABS. The bike rolls on 16-inch spoke wheels.

When it comes to features, the Hanway B50 is not blessed with anything too modern and remarkable. It gets a simple semi-digital instrument cluster and all LED lighting.

Summing up, the Hanway B50 is quite good to look at and could perform decently too. However, it will not be heading to our shores at all. Instead, you can check out the Keeway K-Light 250V and the TVS Ronin available here in India.