After introducing a whole new range of iconic models, the British largest two-wheeler maker, Triumph, is now working on a new edition of Bonneville Bobber. The motorcycle was spotted during the testing near the firm’s Spanish development facility near Barcelona. The motorcycle is on its final stage of development, whereas the Bonneville's fanatics are eagerly waiting for the further announcement of the firm regarding its upcoming motorcycle. Alongside Bobber, the firm might be introduced a range of several models including Café Racer and updated Scrambler.
In terms of technical bits, the Bobber is completely built on an all-new engine, that considerably provides dynamic performance. The motorcycle features a parallel-twin and 1100cc engine displacement from the Bonneville series, which likely to be produced power from 69 HP to above 100 HP. The engine displacement of this edition is slightly higher than the regular engine of Bonneville. Moreover, the motorcycle will be showcased at the Milan International Motorcycle Show this November. The production ready motorcycle is supposed to be launched in the mid of next year or in the first quarter of 2017, whereas the other models of the new Bonneville are expected to be released by the end of the current year.
The motorcycle looks very impressive as it is featured with wire-spoke wheels, handlebar-mounted rear view mirrors, solo seat and tear-dropped fuel tank. The sportier café racer uses all new Ohlins upside down forks and Brembo brakes.
