TRIUMPH is T R I U M P H !.... cant or wont compare to anything else ..check ( TRIUMPH T140 ; HOW TO BURN OF A TYRE & ANNOY THE NEIGHBOURS! ) on YOUTUBE and see what fun it can be !! Just cherish your Bonnie , give her LTC and she`ll NEVER LET YOU DOWN!! ( just to be sure > bring a toolkit along !!) L O L !!
I'm 22 in college and ride a '73 Triumph Trident. I helped my dad restore it a few years back, he's had it since '73. I probably get more thumbs up and compliments from people than any harley or crotch rocket. I had 2 hot girls that go to college with me, come up at a gas station while I was filling up.. They wanted to take a picture of the bike and with me on it. THey said it was " a REALLY REALLY good looking bike. I like it alot". To end what they said.
@MikSane I own an '08 T100 - yes, they are fun! Very easy and pleasant to ride, handle well, inexpensive to maintain, and good fuel economy (I get 48mpg or so, if I keep my wrist out of the throttle). If you get one, do lose the stock mufflers. I've heard Briggs & Strattons that sound better! Go for Staintune, if you can afford it.
I recently sold my Hailwood Ducati which I'd owned for 12 yrs because I never rode it and bought something much more fun and practical - a T120 Bonnie. Yes, it requires plenty of fettling to keep it happy, but I love it. Heaps more practical and useable than the Duc!
sexy ? cool yes, fast,definately not,i've ridden a 2008 model which is quicker than the sixties model and it was gutless,mind you it was a loaner while my daytona was
being serviced,the difference is night and day between old and new bikes.
@mansavian Depends on what T100 you are talking about.The film is all about the 'old 'bonnevilles from the sixties.The new Triumphs are quite different beasts and don't have those tank racks to which Jay Leno was referring.I have a Daytona,but all my mates with Bonnies love them and so do I..Go on!!!!! Get one.
@955nsim haha cheers for the heads up - I'm certainly glad they decided to change that! Will be making the purchase sometime in the near future hopefully :)
The Wild One movie came out in 1951 or 1952, and there was no Bonneville then. Brando rode a 6T Thunderbird sprung hub in the movie. The Bonneville didn't come out until 1959. There was also never a T100 Bonneville; the dual carb T100 was the Daytona.
I don't think care what overgrown little boys think of my bike. And I'd stand by my bike in a parking lot anytime because I like to look at it. I also enjoy talking about my bike when it catches someone else's eye; and it does all the time. I enjoy my bike every way I can and I don't care if status-addicted wieners approve. My friends ride standards, cruisers, baggers, choppers and crotch rockets and we don't put each other's bikes down. Grow up.
i prefer a pencil over a pen, a steak pie over a gourmet' caviar dish, i prefer to drive manual over automatic, todays music is shit- the old stuff however is THE shit :)
just because something is "new" or "modern" dose not mean it is better...example all the cars today are made of fking plastic vs old steel cars :)
BarneyFart, I'm a Harley owner just turned 30. I've had Harleys since I was 21 and most of my mates own Harleys, they too are around 30. So your comment of washed up old men, you're clearly way out of touch, maybe you yourself behind the times. We often ride down to Spain and catch up with the latin connection, all these guys are 21+and they all have Harleys, the girls are stunning latinos and ride their Harley fast and hard, you won't find that scene with the sports bikes ever! We party HARD!
Barney, in what ways are modern Harleys "way behind in technology"? Be specific. And compare apples to apples such as cruiser-to-cruiser, or heavy tourer-to heavy-tourer, not a Road King to a track ready Honda Superbike.
I'm 23 and I think I'm gonna get one of these. My dad is always telling me about that "uncomfortable" vibration but now that I see it it actually doesn't seem too bad. God, I can't wait.
I popped for the 2010 Bonneville T-100. Black over white color scheme. Best balance and handling of any I have owned. It is quick, powerful and nimble. This bike is just raw motorcycle. Nothing but what you need for a sweet ride. They fixed the vibration. It was some older fellas in my neighborhood back in the 60s who owned Triumphs and Nortons that captured my imagination as a kid. I was too young to ride, but I admired the beautiful bikes those guys rode and tinkered with. Ride safe.
They may have "fixed" the Bonnie vibrations as you say...but that vibration in the old school Bonnie's was the thing that made them unique, in feel and ride. The vibration wasn't to the point of being annoying, or that you felt it was about to come apart, but it rather gave the feeling of being on top of some sort of living/breathing beast. If you ever get a chance to ride one, you'll get a better idea of what I mean.
I'm a few years older than you, but, back in the late sixties I owned a "67" T120 Bonnie. What a sweet bike. The whole feel of the thing was in total balance....size, weight, power, handling....and of course that rumble vibration throughout.
You knew, without doubt, that you were "riding" a bike, rather than being pulled around while perched on top of an over-sized beast.
I'm looking to buy a 2010 Thunderbird next spring, but my heart will always belong to my old "Bonnie".
I always thought the Bonneville had a classic motorcyle style. Still does. And the coolest gas tank ever. Harley's are on the way out. They are over priced, and in terms of technology are way behind the times. I've been behind harley's at a traffic light and the machine shakes so much i don't understand how you could enjoy riding it. The average age of a harley rider has got to be around 50. You never seen younger guys riding them. I think they will die out with that generation.
Here's an idea, BarneyFlart: instead of watching Harleys from afar, why don't you try RIDING ONE or more? Then form your opinions from *experience and knowledge*. Admittedly, that wouldn't be nearly as easy and convenient as pontificating from near complete ignorance by just repeating what you've heard other people say...
Pontificating? Do you even know what that means? Over a motorcycle?
I stand by my comments. Harleys are way behind in technology.
The only people you see riding them and washed up old guys with grey beards. Thats why they have only a 6% of the market. There's a reason for that. Harleys are on their way out.
Yes, I have had the opportunity to ride a Harley, In fact several. I stand by my comment. They are way behind in technology.
My town is full of Harleys. All ridden by guys over 50. They drive to coffee shop then stand with their coffee in the parking lot beside their bikes to see who's looking at them.
I ride motorcyles for the enjoyment of it. Not because i want to be "cool". That is so old.
My friend has three Harleys. He says some days his hands are numb from the shake of them.
Truthfully you make valid points, The Harley design has not evolved that much in 50plus years, But they are still the most resellable Motorcycles on the Market . I have a 1956 triumph, that i am rebuilding. Its not stock , but still a beauty, bored to 750, it'll smoke a sportster.
At 25 I'll take some Bonnie... be a cool gal to move up to once I get more experience! People respect 'er too.
High-end sportbikes these days look stupid. Like plastic crickets. Not to disrespect anyone... they're ok. Probly won't buy one till I got a Bonneville-style bike... y'know... if I had a money tree.
Bonnevilles were good all-around bikes! Sportbikes are extreme Weeny Wrockets. Not good all-around bikes! Would you transform your sportbike for dirt? Would you wanna?
lol hell no. I'm 20 and my Dad and me restored his 73 triumph Trident. Badass bike. I plan on getting myself a 2002 Triumph Bonneville T100 this summer. I love those damn bikes. Bonnevilles look so much better than every other typical Japanese bike out there. You get a lot of double takes riding a Triumph over riding a Yamaha or whatever.
thought i'd chime in. i ride a bonneville and i'm 22. the reason you don't see many younger riders on them is because it has class. i'm also going to call bullshit on the caption for this video, says the 2001 bonnie has 64 hp and tops at 180 km/h. mine's the fuel engine version granted - but correct me if i'm wrong 180 km/h is 90 mph, and mine topped over 130 mph when it was stock. i don't think the carbed 01' would be that much different.
Everyone rides a Harley now. me i want a good old triumph, not the same thing everyone else is riding. By the way im 24, so not everyone our age wants to ride a crotch rocket. lol
just goes to show you these guy dont know what they are talking about! the bikes shown on the video are T120's not T100! and the honda cub is number 1? go ride your honda cub to work at Mcdonalds! do some reasearch next time!
little known facts... that was Brando's own Thunderbird, most of the rest of his "Black Rebels" gang also rode Triumphs, Lee Marvin's gang rode Harley's, Brando's seen in a publicity photo on a Matchless, it was a stuntman's... I know, too much info
I like to feel sexy....knowing someone is watching me ..wanting me...turns me on!BADLY! I like to flirt and pose..and sometimes i like to get WILD! how? ..he he..come in video and youll see:-)) maybe u can teach me something..or maybe i will ! come visit me at ... MeetYourFling (.COM) ... my user-id there is lira-aqol chat soon on cam :-) omrpjqw
Why?, it isn't like people are taking pristine bikes and chopping them up. You could also be a purist and say stop restoring them because there are so few original unrestored bikes around...
Of course they are more reliable but I'm sure most will agree that thirty years from now folks will still be talking about the "sheer beauty" of the originals, and the current copies will likely be just a footnote in the collectors guides.
I've got a REAL T100, which is also a REAL Daytona. With electronic ignition and good maintenance, it's just as reliable as my Ninja. With some work (hotter cam, polishing, lightening etc), it cracks 50 bhp. Being a short stroke, it tops 11,000. It can hold its own with most modern 500 twins, like the GS500 the CB500.
What could have been, with a little more development.
the new bonneville does everything well, but does not excell in any category. it is a great all around bike, but it is really about the looks. if you are looking for performance at its zenith, look elsewhere. if you are looking for are looking for a retro styled pleasurable ride, this is the bike for you.
If you got cash go buy a slightly used one cheap on EBay. The folks at the factory need a job., its also nice getting a new one and you help someone feed thier family at the same time!
The vibration makes the bonnie human, alive, soulful. I get emotional about the bonnie the same way people get emotional about the spitfire or the etype jag.
I am at war with inline fours!!! They have no place on the open road!
Bonneville T120 you mugs. The Triumph definitely deserves it's place. But this Greatest Ever Motorcycles list is just so wrong!! Do it again with people who understand motorcycles.
Yea, the Commando is certainly a high level contender but if we're only allowed one British twin the Bonnie takes the crown. It ruled unchallenged for around a decade. It should be noted that the British triples were still ruling the racetracks well after the Honda 750 came on the scene too. The Honda may have had more refinements and top speed but it was no racebike.
voted down because the company was bought? fuck that! perfect bike
dom69foco 2 weeks ago
Norton commando....need I say more
ted850760 2 months ago
TRIUMPH is T R I U M P H !.... cant or wont compare to anything else ..check ( TRIUMPH T140 ; HOW TO BURN OF A TYRE & ANNOY THE NEIGHBOURS! ) on YOUTUBE and see what fun it can be !! Just cherish your Bonnie , give her LTC and she`ll NEVER LET YOU DOWN!! ( just to be sure > bring a toolkit along !!) L O L !!
fritshits65 8 months ago
i should get one my last name is bonneville lol
abot19 9 months ago
My Yamaha SR vibrates much more on standstill, but when she runs she's soooo smooth! :-)
mezcal1111 9 months ago
I don't see anything shaking.
jenniferalls 1 year ago
I think I'd rather a y2k bike.
toboe156 1 year ago
Great bike, but I prefer BSA Gold Star
rvh3 1 year ago
A big virbrator between my leg!!! I love it!
looxgood 1 year ago
i have a 40 yr old triumph bonneville bobber and that cunt starts on the first kick everytime...
DAVIE1488 1 year ago 7
These old Triumphs I'm in love with.. It just says Rock N Roll, Sexy and Style.. All over the bike
rloebe34 1 year ago
I'm 22 in college and ride a '73 Triumph Trident. I helped my dad restore it a few years back, he's had it since '73. I probably get more thumbs up and compliments from people than any harley or crotch rocket. I had 2 hot girls that go to college with me, come up at a gas station while I was filling up.. They wanted to take a picture of the bike and with me on it. THey said it was " a REALLY REALLY good looking bike. I like it alot". To end what they said.
" My bfs got a ninja but i like this"
rloebe34 1 year ago 2
I'm thinking about buying my first bike and I really love this one!
luciferdy9 1 year ago
You cant beat a Triumph .....or a BSA or Norton ...great bikes ....they handle really well ...
gregorylee888 1 year ago 2
I've owned my 1966 Bonny for over forty years! It still Rocks. Check out my Triumph vid: Classic Sunrise Ride.
synapsepg 1 year ago
Sexy Bike!!
bLitz72 1 year ago
i want a street triple but im seriously considering this bike for some reason. still keep my first bike (KLR250) for the winter. is this bike fun?!
MikSane 1 year ago
@MikSane I own an '08 T100 - yes, they are fun! Very easy and pleasant to ride, handle well, inexpensive to maintain, and good fuel economy (I get 48mpg or so, if I keep my wrist out of the throttle). If you get one, do lose the stock mufflers. I've heard Briggs & Strattons that sound better! Go for Staintune, if you can afford it.
Alisterwolf66 1 year ago
I recently sold my Hailwood Ducati which I'd owned for 12 yrs because I never rode it and bought something much more fun and practical - a T120 Bonnie. Yes, it requires plenty of fettling to keep it happy, but I love it. Heaps more practical and useable than the Duc!
kgugis 1 year ago
sexy ? cool yes, fast,definately not,i've ridden a 2008 model which is quicker than the sixties model and it was gutless,mind you it was a loaner while my daytona was
being serviced,the difference is night and day between old and new bikes.
plonker00765 1 year ago
lol I was going to buy the t100 but after jay leno's mention of the castrator i'm having second thoughts
mansavian 1 year ago
@mansavian Depends on what T100 you are talking about.The film is all about the 'old 'bonnevilles from the sixties.The new Triumphs are quite different beasts and don't have those tank racks to which Jay Leno was referring.I have a Daytona,but all my mates with Bonnies love them and so do I..Go on!!!!! Get one.
955nsim 1 year ago
@955nsim haha cheers for the heads up - I'm certainly glad they decided to change that! Will be making the purchase sometime in the near future hopefully :)
mansavian 1 year ago
A landmark bike. The fastest stocker around for some time with reasonable handling to boot.
Yamieguy64 1 year ago
The Wild One movie came out in 1951 or 1952, and there was no Bonneville then. Brando rode a 6T Thunderbird sprung hub in the movie. The Bonneville didn't come out until 1959. There was also never a T100 Bonneville; the dual carb T100 was the Daytona.
BostonNomads 1 year ago
@BostonNomads There is a T100 Bonneville now though - I own one ;)
daveyshrike 1 year ago
@BostonNomads I believe it was a Speed Twin.
gamesbok 8 months ago
It was a sad day when my bonnie was no longer the fastest bike on the road. I still wish i had it back
MrJimmy1437 2 years ago
I don't think care what overgrown little boys think of my bike. And I'd stand by my bike in a parking lot anytime because I like to look at it. I also enjoy talking about my bike when it catches someone else's eye; and it does all the time. I enjoy my bike every way I can and I don't care if status-addicted wieners approve. My friends ride standards, cruisers, baggers, choppers and crotch rockets and we don't put each other's bikes down. Grow up.
Aejotz 2 years ago 46
@Aejotz spoken like a true BIKER, ride your shit and fuck what anyone has to say. if they dont like it, owell.
hissingfetus 1 year ago 3
The Bonnie is still the coolest and sexist motorcycle ever built. Thanks so much to Triumph for keeping this legend alive!
remoorejr 2 years ago 4
and im sorry but EVERYONE buys a HD these days, and they most certainlt do not say "fuck society" it is no longer badass.
unless you happen to be one of the old dudes from the 60-70-80's who started the whole lifestyle, they are true bikers.
Toro76aus 2 years ago 4
i prefer a pencil over a pen, a steak pie over a gourmet' caviar dish, i prefer to drive manual over automatic, todays music is shit- the old stuff however is THE shit :)
just because something is "new" or "modern" dose not mean it is better...example all the cars today are made of fking plastic vs old steel cars :)
-beauty is in th eye of the beholder.
in other words, WHO FKING CARES! live ur life.
Toro76aus 2 years ago 4
NSU was the first motorcycle to reach and pass 200 MPH. They did so in the mid 50's too. Don't forget about some of their fantastic bikes.
number1Schumacherfan 2 years ago
BarneyFart, I'm a Harley owner just turned 30. I've had Harleys since I was 21 and most of my mates own Harleys, they too are around 30. So your comment of washed up old men, you're clearly way out of touch, maybe you yourself behind the times. We often ride down to Spain and catch up with the latin connection, all these guys are 21+and they all have Harleys, the girls are stunning latinos and ride their Harley fast and hard, you won't find that scene with the sports bikes ever! We party HARD!
h4rleyhog 2 years ago
Barney, in what ways are modern Harleys "way behind in technology"? Be specific. And compare apples to apples such as cruiser-to-cruiser, or heavy tourer-to heavy-tourer, not a Road King to a track ready Honda Superbike.
OneFastGoose 2 years ago
I'm 23 and I think I'm gonna get one of these. My dad is always telling me about that "uncomfortable" vibration but now that I see it it actually doesn't seem too bad. God, I can't wait.
YoHuckleberry 2 years ago
love the comment of jay leno at 02:00
Gias1 2 years ago
the bonneville is gonna be my first bike
its veeeery nice
dmunoz12 2 years ago
I popped for the 2010 Bonneville T-100. Black over white color scheme. Best balance and handling of any I have owned. It is quick, powerful and nimble. This bike is just raw motorcycle. Nothing but what you need for a sweet ride. They fixed the vibration. It was some older fellas in my neighborhood back in the 60s who owned Triumphs and Nortons that captured my imagination as a kid. I was too young to ride, but I admired the beautiful bikes those guys rode and tinkered with. Ride safe.
mikedkc 2 years ago 2
They may have "fixed" the Bonnie vibrations as you say...but that vibration in the old school Bonnie's was the thing that made them unique, in feel and ride. The vibration wasn't to the point of being annoying, or that you felt it was about to come apart, but it rather gave the feeling of being on top of some sort of living/breathing beast. If you ever get a chance to ride one, you'll get a better idea of what I mean.
Enjoy your T-100.
Dealit707 2 years ago 2
I'm 54 and I am going to own one of these. Just sold an '04 Harley FLSTCI.
mikedkc 2 years ago
I'm a few years older than you, but, back in the late sixties I owned a "67" T120 Bonnie. What a sweet bike. The whole feel of the thing was in total balance....size, weight, power, handling....and of course that rumble vibration throughout.
You knew, without doubt, that you were "riding" a bike, rather than being pulled around while perched on top of an over-sized beast.
I'm looking to buy a 2010 Thunderbird next spring, but my heart will always belong to my old "Bonnie".
Dealit707 2 years ago
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i can suck my own dick too
5tonyvvvv 2 years ago
I always thought the Bonneville had a classic motorcyle style. Still does. And the coolest gas tank ever. Harley's are on the way out. They are over priced, and in terms of technology are way behind the times. I've been behind harley's at a traffic light and the machine shakes so much i don't understand how you could enjoy riding it. The average age of a harley rider has got to be around 50. You never seen younger guys riding them. I think they will die out with that generation.
Or not.
BarneyFlart 2 years ago
Here's an idea, BarneyFlart: instead of watching Harleys from afar, why don't you try RIDING ONE or more? Then form your opinions from *experience and knowledge*. Admittedly, that wouldn't be nearly as easy and convenient as pontificating from near complete ignorance by just repeating what you've heard other people say...
mizzTbubbles15yo 2 years ago
Pontificating? Do you even know what that means? Over a motorcycle?
I stand by my comments. Harleys are way behind in technology.
The only people you see riding them and washed up old guys with grey beards. Thats why they have only a 6% of the market. There's a reason for that. Harleys are on their way out.
BarneyFlart 2 years ago
PONTIFICATE: to speak or express opinions in a pompous or dogmatic way.
You've never ridden a Harley. You obviously know shit about them.
mizzTbubbles15yo 2 years ago
Yes, I have had the opportunity to ride a Harley, In fact several. I stand by my comment. They are way behind in technology.
My town is full of Harleys. All ridden by guys over 50. They drive to coffee shop then stand with their coffee in the parking lot beside their bikes to see who's looking at them.
I ride motorcyles for the enjoyment of it. Not because i want to be "cool". That is so old.
My friend has three Harleys. He says some days his hands are numb from the shake of them.
BarneyFlart 2 years ago
Truthfully you make valid points, The Harley design has not evolved that much in 50plus years, But they are still the most resellable Motorcycles on the Market . I have a 1956 triumph, that i am rebuilding. Its not stock , but still a beauty, bored to 750, it'll smoke a sportster.
MKHellBilly55 2 years ago
At 25 I'll take some Bonnie... be a cool gal to move up to once I get more experience! People respect 'er too.
High-end sportbikes these days look stupid. Like plastic crickets. Not to disrespect anyone... they're ok. Probly won't buy one till I got a Bonneville-style bike... y'know... if I had a money tree.
Bonnevilles were good all-around bikes! Sportbikes are extreme Weeny Wrockets. Not good all-around bikes! Would you transform your sportbike for dirt? Would you wanna?
Bonnie is so fine!
ntrudr800 2 years ago
I had a rear view mirror on mine and couldn't use it because of the vibration. So I got rid of the mirror.
studiosguignol 2 years ago 2
Yeah right the Bonneville is better than the Britten Whatever.... Idiots
pencon61 2 years ago
im 22 and i have a restored 71 daytona...
ezpzlemon 2 years ago
i am also a 22 bike head and i am a jealous man right now...top machine
getiboom86 2 years ago
looking for knowledge, i own 1971 bsa a65l. nearly same as triumph.hard to find information on the period??
jonnightrain 2 years ago
180 km/h is approximately 112 mph
doable1 2 years ago
aaahhh thats gay, sounds like a lawn mower burning oil.
313foxbody420 2 years ago
Hey! One day you'll be 52 and have your very own mid-life crisis. You're watching the vid? There must be just a sneaking love of them gorgeous lines?
At any age... a Bonneyville is pretty cool.
Kymbo1957 2 years ago 2
Dont you think that now the bonneville is a mid life crises bike? from the age of 32 upwords, any younger bonny owners younger please reply
Davelena1 2 years ago
I've got a t160 and im 24 I love older bikes also had a xs650 and a cb750
rcowboy4 2 years ago
lol hell no. I'm 20 and my Dad and me restored his 73 triumph Trident. Badass bike. I plan on getting myself a 2002 Triumph Bonneville T100 this summer. I love those damn bikes. Bonnevilles look so much better than every other typical Japanese bike out there. You get a lot of double takes riding a Triumph over riding a Yamaha or whatever.
rloebe34 2 years ago
thought i'd chime in. i ride a bonneville and i'm 22. the reason you don't see many younger riders on them is because it has class. i'm also going to call bullshit on the caption for this video, says the 2001 bonnie has 64 hp and tops at 180 km/h. mine's the fuel engine version granted - but correct me if i'm wrong 180 km/h is 90 mph, and mine topped over 130 mph when it was stock. i don't think the carbed 01' would be that much different.
PanamaJack69 2 years ago
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Ayrshirenutter 2 years ago
divide by 8 then multiply by 5 is how you work KMH to MPH
Ayrshirenutter 2 years ago
Everyone rides a Harley now. me i want a good old triumph, not the same thing everyone else is riding. By the way im 24, so not everyone our age wants to ride a crotch rocket. lol
Outlaw409 2 years ago 5
@Outlaw409
Cause they're superior to these bikes in every way but comfort and at 24 who needs that?
slannmage 1 year ago
choppers are for rednecks who enjoy nascar
leave the bikes alone
dunelly 2 years ago
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Thats funny cause like I hate nascar and I love choppin these things.Great motor but they just look like dog shit stock.
hillbilliejoe 2 years ago
just goes to show you these guy dont know what they are talking about! the bikes shown on the video are T120's not T100! and the honda cub is number 1? go ride your honda cub to work at Mcdonalds! do some reasearch next time!
dshine55 3 years ago 2
i love my jap bikes...but the bonnie is a awesome bike!smash corners easy.
77 jubilee
cbr400rr
anzac23 3 years ago
I thought Brando rode a Triumph Thunderbird in the movie.
Burnoutsarestupid 3 years ago 3
little known facts... that was Brando's own Thunderbird, most of the rest of his "Black Rebels" gang also rode Triumphs, Lee Marvin's gang rode Harley's, Brando's seen in a publicity photo on a Matchless, it was a stuntman's... I know, too much info
videot999 2 years ago
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Brando didn't ride a Triumph. He rode a Matchless in "The wild one".
frankmorris5 3 years ago
Google Brando and Wild One and you will see a picture of him on a Triumph.
GodzillaGlenn 3 years ago 2
You are correct! He did ride a Triumph in the movie. I was misled by a studio photo of his character "Johnny" sitting on a Matchless.
Google Brando Matchless and you'll see it.
frankmorris5 3 years ago 3
that's the best part of the bonneville, you can definatly feel its power, and it is all around, kewl machine
Resolveo4 3 years ago 2
Google "NEW BONNEVILLE RIDERS"
JAMESbG00D 3 years ago
what the hell has this got to do with a T100?
surely its going to be a 120 or a 140 as its meriden not hinkley?
fucking fools....
miken16 3 years ago
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nice jap bike!
dalozer666 3 years ago
Idiot it's English bike!!
ext3reme 3 years ago 15
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I like to feel sexy....knowing someone is watching me ..wanting me...turns me on!BADLY! I like to flirt and pose..and sometimes i like to get WILD! how? ..he he..come in video and youll see:-)) maybe u can teach me something..or maybe i will ! come visit me at ... MeetYourFling (.COM) ... my user-id there is lira-aqol chat soon on cam :-) omrpjqw
satriaazzali 3 years ago
my old man has a 67 model same as in the video, its flys when its not jumping out of gear!
foghorn1982 3 years ago
my girlfriend likes the vibration
cruzere120 3 years ago 2
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lol she lyke the vibration becuz she anit getting any good vibration from u
DarthVantos 3 years ago
Nice spelling Jethro, You dont even have a girlfriend, oh, except for the one you pull a stump up to from behind
cruzere120 3 years ago
lol
vasilipao 3 years ago
lol the castrator
banderse 3 years ago
I had a 1978 blue Bonny. It got stolen ! You see a Tenn. asshole on a black 1978 Bonny, its mine.
onearmbiker 3 years ago
hahaha im sorry ill look
hardison72 3 years ago
that vibration is why i love my bikes and why tri twins make awsome choppers
hillbilliejoe 3 years ago
Please stop chopping these bikes up.....
a10111213141516 2 years ago 2
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wat are you talking , chop em all they make awsome choppers.
hillbilliejoe 2 years ago
they make a terrific bobber, what're you talking about?
PooPoo2U 2 years ago
Why?, it isn't like people are taking pristine bikes and chopping them up. You could also be a purist and say stop restoring them because there are so few original unrestored bikes around...
ianjk 2 years ago
the feeling of power!! gotta luv that bikes' horsepower man!
slitpill 3 years ago
triumph Bonneville was a T120 the T100 was the alloy 500 pre/unit the unit engine was the T100SS .
if you ballance the engine 76% there are no viberation at all and 5 bhp gain !!
GREEVES246 4 years ago
Every young THRUSTING male wants one.
spiritof78 4 years ago 3
timeless
jimmyjammy008 4 years ago
wat ever u wan try to say!!
i just wanna it 1
YourMama1K 3 years ago
The Bonnie was actually the T120 and had 650cc. A T100 was the Tiger and had 500cc.
Like the new retro Ducatis, the new Triumphs are a nice try but look pretty ungainly compared to the old models.
dawnnaYT 4 years ago
Non sense. The proportions of the newer bikes are far more refined. Plus, with Japanese electronics they are more reliable as well.
smigdaddy 4 years ago
Of course they are more reliable but I'm sure most will agree that thirty years from now folks will still be talking about the "sheer beauty" of the originals, and the current copies will likely be just a footnote in the collectors guides.
dawnnaYT 4 years ago
I've got a REAL T100, which is also a REAL Daytona. With electronic ignition and good maintenance, it's just as reliable as my Ninja. With some work (hotter cam, polishing, lightening etc), it cracks 50 bhp. Being a short stroke, it tops 11,000. It can hold its own with most modern 500 twins, like the GS500 the CB500.
What could have been, with a little more development.
krustybiker 3 years ago
actually thats mainly due to modern regulations and production costs, my new bonnie now looks drop dead gorgeous even only a few small changes.
I love both generations for different reasons
beastinblack 4 years ago
I am currently looking at a new Bonneville, so in your opinion is the new version a good motorcycle?
rebel728 4 years ago
the new bonneville does everything well, but does not excell in any category. it is a great all around bike, but it is really about the looks. if you are looking for performance at its zenith, look elsewhere. if you are looking for are looking for a retro styled pleasurable ride, this is the bike for you.
somdtrumpet 4 years ago
If you got cash go buy a slightly used one cheap on EBay. The folks at the factory need a job., its also nice getting a new one and you help someone feed thier family at the same time!
onearmbiker 3 years ago
Those specs are for the re-launched Bonneville, not exactly the machine under discussion.
p22adraig 4 years ago
The vibration makes the bonnie human, alive, soulful. I get emotional about the bonnie the same way people get emotional about the spitfire or the etype jag.
I am at war with inline fours!!! They have no place on the open road!
beastinblack 4 years ago
I love riding my '79 Triumph Bonneville! It give you a little vibra-massage! AND yes, you do have to kickstart it!
billywiz 4 years ago
I have been riding Triumph's for years.And still Ride My Triumph,750, Bonnieville.(T140V)And loving it 20+ Years.
davidhow37 4 years ago
"castrater!" jay leno rocks!
5252dan 4 years ago
Hurrah for Bonnivilles! I confess my favorite part is Jay Leno's description of "the castrator" - a traditionanl tank-top luggage rack!
MazeppaPZ 4 years ago
swap a triumph t bird 900 for a commando or a bonnie anyone ? scotland.
benjimetalhed 4 years ago
Bonneville T120 you mugs. The Triumph definitely deserves it's place. But this Greatest Ever Motorcycles list is just so wrong!! Do it again with people who understand motorcycles.
pernicketty 4 years ago
For sure, that jet bike is so dumbass beyond belief. And where the hell is the norton commando!?
beastinblack 4 years ago
Yea, the Commando is certainly a high level contender but if we're only allowed one British twin the Bonnie takes the crown. It ruled unchallenged for around a decade. It should be noted that the British triples were still ruling the racetracks well after the Honda 750 came on the scene too. The Honda may have had more refinements and top speed but it was no racebike.
pernicketty 4 years ago
Well you sure screwed up the data specs on this bike.
StrikeForce9 4 years ago