2014 Triumph Bonneville T100 special edition

Triumph’s new Bonneville T100 special edition has been inspired by the T140w TSS, one of the last models to leave the old Meriden factory in 1982.

Triumph Bonneville T100 Special Edition (2014) Front Side

Featuring Jet Black paintwork, contrasting Lunar Silver mudguards and hand-painted gold coach lines, it also comes with an attractive brushed finish for the sprocket, clutch and alternator covers.

Triumph Bonneville T100 Special Edition (2014) Side

Available now, the special Bonneville T100 costs £7,499 on the road. That makes it just £150 more expensive than the regular version.

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  1. Anonymous7 January 2014 at 08:05:00 GMT

    happy new Year you all
    I've just got one of those beautiful bikes.
    it joined in garage my 2013 Street R, thus it seems that I can enjoy the best of Triumph technology, in different styles, different ways, and great pleasure !
    could I ever ask for more ?

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