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	Motorcycle Online: Munich Show: 2001 Triumph Bonneville
		I think owning the Bonneville at such a tender age, and the memories of all the fun I had on it are the reasons I am still riding a motorcycle today.
		The original T120 Bonneville was launched in 1959 as a high-performance, dual-carburetor version of Triumph's existing 650cc twin and named after the record-breaking feats on the Bonneville Salt Flats by Johnny Allen.
		From the outset, Triumph's intention with the Bonneville was to produce a machine that combined the old model's timeless appeal with modern technology.
	motorcycle.com /mo/mctriumph/01bonneville.html (1494 words)

	TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE
		The 2001 Triumph Bonneville was perhaps the most awaited bike of the year; the re-introduction of one of motorcycling's most famous models.
		The new Bonneville is not a clone or copy of its famous namesake, but rather a modern motorcycle designed to fill the void created by the demise of its illustrious predecessor.
		Triumph finally got a front fender right; this handsome example is a copy of the style used on the 1969 Bonneville, chrome struts and all.
	www.chuckhawks.com /triumph_bonneville.htm (3436 words)

	Motorcyclist Magazine--Kawasaki W650 and Triumph Bonneville
		Triumph's brain trust knew the Bonneville had to be a solid motorcycle first and an icon maybe fourth or fifth.
		Triumph's 790cc interpretation of the 360-degree vertical-twin is a genuinely functional interpretation of kith and kin.
		Flopping the five-speed gearbox (essentially a Triumph Triple's six-speeder with the fifth cog missing) moves the clutch to the left side, allowing the final drive and compulsory triangular engine cover to live on the right.
	www.motorcyclistonline.com /roadtests/bonnieandw650 (1847 words)

	2001 Triumph Bonneville Reviews--July 2001
		Triumph's positioning for this bike was "entry-level." New, returning and smaller riders are their market, and they have succeeded.
		As for the 2001 Bonneville, I attribute the hesitation to the constrained jetting required to pass the strict EPA regulations.
		In the late 1950's a Triumph Tiger with a twin-carb head set the land speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats and later came to be known as the Triumph Bonneville.
	www.motorbyte.com /mmm/pages/reviews/review43.htm (2270 words)

	Motorcycle Cruiser magazine Triumph Bonneville America test
		When the new Triumph motorcycle company hit the road a decade ago, it rode in on sporting-oriented bikes, which permitted the new firm to demonstrate that it could play in the same high-tech game as its Asian competitors.
		That bike, the Bonneville, not only captured the style and appeal of its 1960s counterpart, it was powered by an air-cooled vertical twin like the original, though the completely new engine was bigger and more modern.
		The biggest internal change is a switch from the Bonneville's 360-degree crankshaft arrangement (where the pistons go up and down together, alternating power strokes) to a 270-dgeree crankshaft (where the rods are set 270 degrees apart on the crankshaft) to change to sound and feel of the engine.
	www.motorcyclecruiser.com /roadtests/TriumphAmerica (2065 words)

	Deep Discount DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Conceived in the 1950s, the Triumph Bonneville has stood the test of time, and still looks and performs like one of the best motorcycles on the road.
		Triumph were still producing the motorcycles some 40 years after the first model was produced, and the success story doesn't look set to run out of gas anytime soon.
		For viewers enthralled by the smell of gasoline, the scent of burning rubber on tarmac, and the thrill of the open road, the Triumph Boneville is an enduring, and reliable, legend.
	www.deepdiscountdvd.com /dvd.cfm?itemid=KLT002975 (160 words)

	TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD SPORT
		I call it a sport standard, because I regard it as the modern equivalent of a Triumph Bonneville or BSA Lightning, which were sportier versions of standard Triumph and BSA motorcycles of the past.
		Triumph offers some accessories for the Sport, among which is an ugly fly screen, which I strongly advise against.
		In an impromptu race down a winding country lane, the Triumph might have a slight advantage, although its (presumed) ability to carry a little more speed into the corners would be largely negated by the Sportster's acceleration out of the corners.
	www.chuckhawks.com /triumph_thunderbird_sport.htm (1606 words)

	Motorcycle Online: Triumph Bonneville America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		A 270-degree crankshaft, instead of the 360 in the regular Bonneville, is supposed to impart the America with a funkier character.
		On the Bonneville, you are but another fish in the sea of love, baby, and a time for every purpose under heaven.
		Triumph's Bonneville America is not a bike I was looking forward to riding as I still have issues with its styling.
	www.motorcycle.com /mo/mctriumph/02america.motml (1390 words)

	Triumph Motorcycle
		In 1951 the BSA group bought Triumph, although the Triumph marque was retained and the company remained a separate concern within the group.
		By this time 20,000 new Triumphs had been built and in January 1995 the Triple Connection clothing range and the accessories range of products were launched to provide the Triumph customer with an all-round package of Triumph apparel and equipment.
		Triumph has now produced over 140,000 motorcycles and output at the factory is steady at around 140 units per day, which is the maximum that can be achieved at the existing site.
	triumph-motorcycle.motorhelmets.com (971 words)

	MotorWorld Online \|\| www.motorworld.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Through the last twenty-five years of the original company's life, the mainstay of the business was the Bonneville, a 650cc (later 750cc) twin-cylinder, four-stroke motorcycle, based on a design originally penned in 1937, shrouded in glory in the late fifties, when the world speed record was set with a heavily modified Triumph twin, at Bonneville.
		Largely on the basis of styling (the Bonneville was always a beautiful bike) and because there wasn't anything better until Honda came along and dragged the motorcycle industry out of the Victorian era, The Bonnie kept Triumph afloat (but drifting) until 1983.
		To be fair to the crew at Triumph, they've managed to replicate a lot of the feel of the old bike, at least in the comfort department.
	www.motorworld.com /roadtests/2001/triumph_bonneville/index.html (1055 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on 2002 Triumph Bonneville at Epinions.com
		I was lucky enough to invited on a RAT Pack ride of the new Bonneville America while I was in Daytona Beach for Biketoberfest.
		I had test rode the Bonneville America on three other occasions, but these were all short, 7 to 15 mile test rides.
		Triumph has learned a little from Harley and already has a whole lit of tasty little options, from seats to chrome, to individualize your America.
	www.epinions.com /content_44932501124 (519 words)

	Triumph 2001 Motorcycles
		The balancers were tuned to ensure that the solidly-mounted Bonneville motor has much of the feel of a traditional 360-degree Triumph twin, and is not over-smooth.
		The Bonneville's seat is well padded yet also notably low, at 775mm (30.5in), enhancing the bike's appeal to riders of all sizes.
		Over the years the Bonneville was also raced very successfully all over the world, notably in the Isle of Man. John Hartle won the first Production TT on a Bonnie in 1967; two years later, Malcolm Uphill set the first 100mph (160.9km/h) lap of the Island en route to another victory.
	www.motorsports-network.com /triumph/2001/bonnevil.htm (2131 words)

	Ian Chadwick's Triumph Motorcycle Timeline home page
		Click on the name of the manufacturer where highlighted a brief overview of that company.
		These are not comprehensive, but allow viewers to understand the history of Triumph in context with its historical framework and the development of contemporaneous motorcycle technology.
		This work is still in progress, and more will be added as I find the pictures and data.
	www.ianchadwick.com /motorcycles/triumph (253 words)

	Triumph
		Triumph accessories mean you can express your own individuality to the full.
		We style and develop the accessories at exactly the same time as our bikes, so they look and feel a fully integrated part of the overall design.
		And because they all come with a Triumph Warranty, you won't have to accept half measures in quality.
	www.triumph.co.uk /usa/639.aspx (105 words)

	Team Triumph - 2001 Bonneville
		In bringing back the Bonneville, one of the best loved names in motorcycling, Triumph has recreated the look, the feel and the spirit of our most famous parallel twin, while bringing the concept right up to date.
		The T120 was a huge hit for Triumph, especially in the USA and remained successful until production eventually ceased in 1983.
		However the new Bonneville is also very much aimed at riders of all ages, both male and female, who are simply looking for an enjoyable, good looking, practical machine with lively performance, pleasant power characteristics and excellent handling.
	www.rideteamtriumph.com /2001_bonneville.htm (255 words)

	Triumph Motorcycles Timeline: Triumph Resurgent, 1984-1998
		New Triumph company initially examines the Phoenix ('Diana') engine as the basis of a new line, but is soon dropped in favour of a modular three- and four-cylinder design.
		Triumph re-enters the competition ring with the introduction of the "Speed Triple Challenge Race" in Donnington Park in England.
		Triumph's share of the British market for 700cc-plus bikes has risen from 13.7 per cent in 1995 to 21.2 per cent, prompting Bloor to continue his success with a new model.
	www.ianchadwick.com /motorcycles/triumph/time06.html (2807 words)

	Hap's Cycle -- 2003 Triumph Bonneville T100 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Now Triumph has added another layer to the basic experience with a fully-equipped road-burner in the racy style of the sixties speedster – the T100.
		Built on the timeless lines of the Bonneville, but sporting the twin top-yoke-mounted instruments that true traditionalists crave, the T100 also features rubber knee-grips on a two-tone finished fuel tank.
		Powered by the same specification engine as the more basic Bonneville and running the same sweet-handling chassis, the T100 expands the massively popular Triumph twin range yet further and adds another distinctive styling option for the discerning rider.
	www.hapscycle.com /NewVehicles/Triumph/2003/BonnevilleT100.htm (296 words)

	2005 Triumph Bonneville
		The Bonneville is an easy-to-manage motorcycle, thanks to a low seat height of 775mm — 30.5-inches — and similarly low centre of gravity.
		The tubular steel double cradle frame and box-section swingarm are immensely strong and the steering geometry (rake and trail is set at 28°/110mm) provides composure at speed as well as ensuring the Bonnie needs only light input at the handlebars.
		The Bonneville matches authenticity and tradition to the needs of modern motorcyclists, where, in an ever more complicated world, sometimes the simple things bring the most pleasure.
	www.hermys.com /triumph/bonneville (433 words)

	Triumph 900 Bonneville Thruxton motorcycle Revealed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Triumph Motorcycles revives a classic British style with its new Bonneville Thruxton 900, which recalls the home-grown cafe racers of 40 years ago.
		Triumph's latest twin is the chronological and spiritual equivalent of the American chopper, even though it doesn't actually fit within that (or any other) cruiser genre.
		Triumph's cruiser models might get the Thruxton's added dsiplacement or polished cases in the future.
	www.motorcyclecruiser.com /newsandupdates/thruxton (353 words)

	Hap's Cycle -- 2004 Triumph Bonneville T100 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Bonneville is perhaps the very essence to many people of what motorcycling is about – a relatively simple machine but one that provides maximum rider enjoyment and involvement.
		However some want a little more than the basic package and for this reason, and with a further nod to the past, the T100 (so called in honour of the legendary ’60s speedster) exists for those that want that little bit extra.
		But the T100, with its tachometer, rubber knee grips on the tank and chromed engine covers, is the very essence of style and individuality just as it was 40 years’ ago.
	www.hapscycle.com /NewVehicles/Triumph/2004/BonnevilleT100.htm (292 words)

	ENIGMA = vision +sound+thought: 2004 Triumph Bonneville America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Bonneville America was conceived by the marketing arm of Triumph as a rolling monument to the endless highways of the USA.
		The Bonneville America is powered by the latest version of the tried-and-true 790cc air-cooled DOHC vertical-twin engine that has come to symbolize the classic Brit bikes of the Golden Age.
		The parallel twin uses a pair of balancer-shafts to keep vibration to an absolute minimum and boasts twin 36mm electrically-heated carburetors that work in conjunction with the well-designed valvetrain to allow a total of 61 horsepower to be wrung from the mill.
	www.enigmaonline.com /gbase/Expedite/Content?oid=oid:768 (695 words)

	Solihull Triumph - Bonneville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		A modern day roadster with a tangible connection to the classic style of times gone by, the Bonneville mixes timeless British engineering with modern technology and thinking.
		As befits such an honest machine, at the core of the Bonneville is a sonorous and instantly recognisable 790cc, air-cooled, twin-cylinder engine.
		The Bonneville is an uncomplicated - and very real motorcycle that blends the old and new.
	www.solihulltriumph.co.uk /bonneville.htm (173 words)

	Triumph Motorcycles Timeline: The Glory Years, 1963-1972
		Triumph and BSA under Jofeh set up an expensive, common research laboratory at Umberslade Hall (becoming known as "Slumberglade Hall," "Marmalade Hall" and "Mecca" because they "mecca balls up of everything").
		It was to be sold as the Triumph Bandit (and BSA Fury with cosmetic changes), with 34 bhp capable of 110 mph.
		Triumph and BSA plan for a major revamp with new machines to be launched at a lavish press review this year.
	www.ianchadwick.com /motorcycles/triumph/time04.html (3101 words)

	My 2003 Triumph Bonneville America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Based on the classic Bonneville marque, Triumph adapted the design to the american cruiser market by sharpening the angle of the forks, dropping the height, and adding overall length to the machine.
		Without doubt, Triumph had succeeded in making one of the most stylish motorcycles of the 21st century.
		In 2003, after buying a Triumph baseball hat in 2002, yours truly made the mistake of actually going into his local dealers and sitting on the America.
	www.roughmagic.net /pathfind/triumph.html (239 words)

	Factory engine & frame numbers for classic Triumph motorcycles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Engine and frame numbers on these models were all the same and were preceded by the model code.
		This system used the Triumph model year not calendar year, which ran from August of the previous year to July of the current year.
		The numbers were used for both Bonneville and Tiger models irrelevant of model type.
	www.britishspares.com /technical/numbers/triumphnumbers.htm (276 words)

	BonnevilleAmerica.com
		BonnevilleAmerica.com is the ONLY place on the web dedicated to bringing you everything you need to know about your Triumph Bonneville America, Triumph America, or Triumph Speedmaster motorcycle.
		BonnevilleAmerica.com is the number one source on the web for Triumph Bonneville America, Triumph America, and Triumph Speedmaster owners and enthusiasts.
		We have forums about Triumph Bonneville America, Triumph America, or Triumph Speedmaster.
	www.bonnevilleamerica.com (344 words)

	Amazon.ca: Books: Triumph Bonneville & TR6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Triumph Bonneville caused a similar reaction when it landed on the American shore in 1959.
		Triumph: Bonneville and TR6 by Timothy Remus retraces the evolution of this icon that started of as a 30-horsepower bike and evolved to a 60-horse power screamer.
		If you are the kind of person who drools over gleaming chrome and the thumpy roar that Triumphs are all about this book is definitely for you.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0760306656 (442 words)

	South Bay Triumph - "Home of the world fastest Triumph"
		Triumph has a new line up for 2005.
		Triumph has made some great changes this year and we anticipate a record breaking
		We are expecting the Speed Triple, Sprint ST and the T100 will sell out.
	www.southbaytriumph.com (79 words)

	Bonneville Owners Club - About the Club page
		The mission of the Club is to provide a place for Bonneville owners to seek advice for any technical or mechanical problems, swap ideas, source parts, and/or just generally learn from each other.
		The Bonneville Owners Club is a club designed for All riders of All Bonnevilles
		Anti-spam measures require all new memberships to be approved by the moderator.
	www.bonnevilleowners.com (310 words)

	Triumph Motorcycles - webBikeWorld
		Bonneville: Check out the beautiful BellaCorse Signature LSR214 Bonneville "Clubman" replica parts and accessories at BellaCorse; you can easily build this yourself -- they also carry the BUB exhaust for the new Bonneville
		Hinckley Triumph Fork Gaiters - Fork Protectors: Fork protectors slide over the bottom fork tube and offer some protection to the upper fork tube to prevent bugs and grit from ruining the fork seals; fork gaiters are collapsible tubes that cover a large section of both fork tubes
		Triumph Brake Pads: Mikihito Tanaka's list that cross-references various manufacturers' brake pads to the original Triumph part numbers for most Hinckley Triumphs; in Japanese, but the part numbers and references are in English
	www.webbikeworld.com /triumph-motorcycles/triumph-motorcycles.htm (1154 words)

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