2014 Triumph Bonneville T100 ISDT edition

In 1964, all four members of the Triumph works team competing in the International Six Days Trial secured gold medals. Now, to mark the 50th anniversary of that achievement, Triumph has created a special edition based on the Bonneville T100.

Triumph Bonneville T100 International Six Days Trial Edition (2014) Front Side

Included in the specification are a centre stand, cross-braced handlebars and a unique saddle that incorporates a tool bag. However, the real highlights are the tank artwork depicting the factory riders of 1964 and the medallists’ signatures on the side panels.

Triumph Bonneville T100 International Six Days Trial Edition (2014) Tank DetailTriumph Bonneville T100 International Six Days Trial Edition (2014) Side Panel Detail

Triumph is ensuring exclusivity by limiting production of the Bonneville T100 ISDT edition to just fifty examples. Getting hold of one won’t be easy either, as they’re only going to be sold at the Triumph Live event which takes place at Gaydon on the 12th of July.

Triumph Bonneville T100 International Six Days Trial Edition (2014) Instruments

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