2019 Triumph Bonneville

The Triumph Bonneville is a classic motorcycle with a long history. This model is known for combining the latest technology with a timeless style into one motorcycle with incredible performance. The Bonneville motorcycles were first launched 1959, which means it has been around for over 60 years and remains a favorite in today’s market.

The British brand, Triumph, has updated its motorcycles over the years to follow new regulations and stay relevant in the motorcycle industry. These are the main characteristics and modifications of the 2019 Triumph Bonneville models.

The Bonneville T100 has become one of the most popular models of the modern classics, it has a perfect balance of performance, tradition, and comfort. The Bonneville T100 has a 900cc parallel twin engine, powerful and accessible.

This Bonneville has a dry weight of 469.6 lbs., an overall length of 87.8 in., and an adjustable seat height of 31.1 in. It’s available in all black or in a dual-tone color combination of white and blue or white and orange.

The Triumph Bonneville T120 is similar to the previous motorcycle, they both share the classic look and long history of the Bonneville. However, besides the price, the biggest difference is the 1200cc liquid-cooled, parallel twin engine of the T120. This motorcycle is also heavier than the T100, which can affect the handling.

The 2019 Triumph Bonneville T120 is available in a dual-tone simple design or, in the case of the T120 Black, in an imposing all-black design.

The 2019 Triumph Bonneville Diamond Edition is an homage to the first Bonneville of 1959 in its 60th anniversary. This motorcycle was also presented the previous year at the same event in Milan, only 900 of this special edition motorcycle were sold around the world. This motorcycle combines white with aluminum details and chrome accessories in a modern take of this first classic Bonneville of the British brand.

The Bonneville 2019 Ace is a special edition of the T120, it was presented in Milan the previous year and only 1400 units were sold around the world, each accompanied by a numbered certification. This motorcycle is inspired by the famous Ace Cafe located in London, which is known as the birthplace of the British cafe racer movement. Dressed completely in Matt Black, this motorcycle adds little nods to the London Cafe.