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Hey, Clive
« on: April 26, 2008, 01:49:54 PM »

My son is looking at this:


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« Reply #1 on: April 26, 2008, 07:10:32 PM »

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« Reply #2 on: April 27, 2008, 06:26:49 AM »

 Thumbs Up Awesome looking bike!
Great investment too.
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« Reply #3 on: April 27, 2008, 03:28:30 PM »


Straight Bonnie or T100?  Looks like the former, but hard to read that tank.
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Re: Hey, Clive
« Reply #4 on: April 27, 2008, 04:05:53 PM »

Straight Bonnie or T100?  Looks like the former, but hard to read that tank.

The tank says Triumph.  So that would be the latter.
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Re: Hey, Clive
« Reply #5 on: April 27, 2008, 04:28:06 PM »


Straight Bonnie or T100?  Looks like the former, but hard to read that tank.

2001

Apparently a retro model and according to a couple reviews I read, a good standard beginner's bike.

Edit: http://www.motorcycle.com...mph-bonneville-16153.html
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« Reply #6 on: April 27, 2008, 04:57:35 PM »

FWIW, EAGLE, the T100 is a version of the Bonneville ("Bonnie"); the plain-Jane Bonneville is the base model.

Nerd alert: The Bonnie went from a 790cc to 865cc motor in 2007.  Slightly more power and torque (67hp at 7200 and 52ft-lb at 6000 in 2007 v. 62hp at 7400 and 44ft-lb at 3500 in 2001).  I think the 5hp bump is negligible for a bike weighing 500 pounds wet, but ... you/he may notice that lower torque output.  Happily, the 2001 torque peaks far lower in the powerband.

Ted, to my knowledge, there are no major bugaboos with the Bonnevilles.  It's an easy bike to work on, too.  It's carbureted, not injected -- can be a minus in cold climates.  And THIS PLACE is just tremendous for parts and customer service.

Overall, it's a great bike for anyone who's not into hardcore sport-riding.  Very comfortable, good linear power delivery, fantastic looks, great MPG, low insurance, and the world is your oyster for aftermarket stuff to make it your own.  I was looking really hard at the T100 and the Thruxton; old man body ruled out the Thrux, and something about the Speed Triple just kept making me walk over to it.  Otherwise, I'd have gotten the Bonneville for sure.

You can surf the forums HERE for discussions of joys/concerns.
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« Reply #7 on: April 27, 2008, 05:53:41 PM »

FWIW, EAGLE, the T100 is a version of the Bonneville ("Bonnie"); the plain-Jane Bonneville is the base model.

Yeah.   I realized that it was the company logo and not the model's emblem sometime after I logged off.  One of those "Did I really say that?!?" moments, followed by a "Yes, yes, I'm sure I did. Roll Eyes"  I was really hoping no one would point it out before I could change it. Anonymous


Anyway, thanks for the info 'cause I really didn't know much of the differences between 'em.  Cheesy
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« Reply #8 on: April 27, 2008, 06:17:14 PM »

FWIW, EAGLE, the T100 is a version of the Bonneville ("Bonnie"); the plain-Jane Bonneville is the base model.

Nerd alert: The Bonnie went from a 790cc to 865cc motor in 2007.  Slightly more power and torque (67hp at 7200 and 52ft-lb at 6000 in 2007 v. 62hp at 7400 and 44ft-lb at 3500 in 2001).  I think the 5hp bump is negligible for a bike weighing 500 pounds wet, but ... you/he may notice that lower torque output.  Happily, the 2001 torque peaks far lower in the powerband.

Ted, to my knowledge, there are no major bugaboos with the Bonnevilles.  It's an easy bike to work on, too.  It's carbureted, not injected -- can be a minus in cold climates.  And THIS PLACE is just tremendous for parts and customer service.

Overall, it's a great bike for anyone who's not into hardcore sport-riding.  Very comfortable, good linear power delivery, fantastic looks, great MPG, low insurance, and the world is your oyster for aftermarket stuff to make it your own.  I was looking really hard at the T100 and the Thruxton; old man body ruled out the Thrux, and something about the Speed Triple just kept making me walk over to it.  Otherwise, I'd have gotten the Bonneville for sure.

You can surf the forums HERE for discussions of joys/concerns.

Thanks. Grin
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Re: Hey, Clive
« Reply #9 on: April 28, 2008, 07:31:01 AM »



LMAO!   Spit Take Laugh at you
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