Triumph Bonneville Bobber

The Triumph Bonneville Bobber Gold Line Edition has been launched along with the rest of the Bonneville Gold Line lineup in India. It comes with a few tasteful cosmetic changes, and you can read a more in-depth report here.

In May, Triumph launched the 2021 Bonneville Bobber in India at Rs 11.75 lakh (ex-showroom), a premium of over Rs 1.45 lakh over the outgoing model. That said, the motorcycle is now priced at Rs 11,95,000 (ex-showroom India).
 

Triumph Bonneville Bobber Price

Triumph has now priced the new Bonneville Bobber at Rs 11,95,000, Rs 20,000 more than before. The range-topping Bonneville Bobber Gold Line Edition retails at Rs 12,75,000 (both ex-showroom, India).

Triumph Bonneville Bobber Features

The Bobber features the old-school hardtail look with bobbed fenders and a floating single-piece seat suspended on a cantilever spring system, which can be moved forward or backwards to suit the rider’s height. It retains its stainless steel slash-cut exhausts. A dash of modern appeal comes with full-LED lighting, a semi-digital instrument cluster, ride-by-wire, and two riding modes. Besides, cruise control also comes standard. It now comes in three new shades: Matte Storm Grey/Matte Ironstone, Cordovan Red, and Jet Black

Triumph Bonneville Bobber Engine

Powering the Bobber is a 1200cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin motor that makes 78PS of power and 106Nm of torque. The power figures have remained the same for 2021, but Triumph has tweaked the state of tune for a smoother torque curve with the motor belting out over 100Nm between 3000rpm and 5000rpm.

Triumph Bonneville Bobber Suspension and Brakes

Triumph has equipped the Bobber with a 47mm Showa cartridge fork up front. As for braking, the bike employs twin 310mm discs with Brembo calipers up front and a single 255mm disc with a Nissin calliper at the rear. The biggest update here is that the bike now rides on a 16-inch front wheel, unlike the previous model’s 19-inch one. 

Triumph Bonneville Bobber Competition

The updated Bobber rivals the Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight and the Indian’s Scout Bobber Sixty.