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Triumph Bonneville T100 (page 2 of 2)
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Excellent
Sits in my garage too much! I have 400 miles on her,all w/o any incidents.The first thing I changed was the exhaust.Sounded like a sewing machine.I love this bike!!!
Takes me back to when I was teen,riding a little cub.Love the lines of the bike.
No center stand,rock hard seat,ignition location
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Excellent
A true classic, however, youi need to be in touch with yourself and your ego before really enjoying this beautiful motorcycle
This is a truly unique motorcycle as it just that - - a motorcycle! It doesn't matter whether it is made in Thailand, UK or Timbukto for that matter as the manufacturing process is the same. The simple fact is that the T100 is a beautifully balanced motorcycle that will whisk you across a continent in no time flat whilst letting you attack the twisties in an exuberant manner without putting your life (you only have one)...Read more
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reddman
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Good
Exactly what I was looking for at my age(56) can relive a misspent youth. Can hunt it along on the backroads and sticks like glue. Scared myself when I first used rear vision mirrors and discovered I could actually see something without using a hand to hold the mirror steady. Quality of parts has not been an issue other than rear guard. Good value for money.
comfort aqgility, retro look,good deal from dealer(hustled two of them), narrow and light enough to sneak through bollards meant to hinder traffic (figure out for yourself)
lack of centrestand, flimsy guard, toolkit what toolkit,
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Questions & Answers
Trumpetasked
Hi, Since fitting nitro air shocks to my 2009 Bonneville mag I've experienced some steering wobble. What's your thoughts? Thanks .
Angelo (trumpet)
1 answer
Hi, Trumpet, I have had no problems with nitro shocks, standing at the rear of your bike check the distance wheel rim to frame on both sides, I can only think wheel could be out of line, also mounting bolts are fully tightened, regards George.
Rickasked
Does a speedster sissybar fit the 2003 triumph bonniville ?,.... Thanks very much
2 answers
No wont fit,
Mark B.Triumph
Hi Rick, sorry but it will not fit due to the difference in the width of the rear guards on these two bikes.
Rickasked
I have a 2008 t100 SE and want to go to after market pipes (exhausts). What can you recommend? I enjoy loud pipes.
2 answers
I have tried two types of after market exhaust systems, and find Arrow make the best system, east to tune in and well made, also looks great.
Mark B.Triumph
Hi Rick, we recommend the use of Arrow exhaust pipes. Arrow pipes have been made in conjunction with Triumph to ensure that they ECU tune get the best out of your bike and pipes alike. No other pipes are officially tested or have specific tunes developed to suit the Triumph ECU. All the best.
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breno272
those mods made a huge difference to mine---I think you went shopping in the wrong place.