Triumph: the range price list updated in March 2021

The examples of the renewed overview were recently presented Bonneville signed Triumph and the new limited series versions of Rocket 3 R Black e Rocket 3 GT Triple Black are present in the updated range list in force from the 9 March 2021.

News and starting figures indicated

Considering what has been reported, the new Street twin is offered starting from 9.090,00 euros, while the most exclusive Street Twin Gold Line from 9.690,00 euros. Moving on to the new one Bonneville T100 starting from 11.100,00 euros, then moving on to the specimens Bonneville T120 e Bonneville T120 Black starting from 12.990,00 euros. Continuing with the other models in this range, for the new one Bonneville Bobber and for the new one Bonneville Speedmasters starting from 14.500,00 euros.
The new ones are also highlighted Rocket 3 R Black e Rocket 3 GT Triple Black, starting from 24.300,00 euros and 25.100,00 euros respectively.
Among the new highlights also the Tiger 850 Sport at 11.400,00 euros and the Trident at 8.195,00 euros.
The list prices are ex-dealership, VAT included and include two years of Roadside Assistance, two years of Warranty & Welcome Pack, as indicated.

The most recent introductions

The renewed Bonneville range includes the T120 and T120 Black models with new graphics and logos on the instruments, as well as new lightweight aluminum wheels and high-performance Brembo brakes with double discs. The engine is an updated 1200 cc High Torque twin-cylinder, keeping in mind the Euro 5 regulation. Also highlighted is a new standard cruise control and updated Road and Rain driving modes. The dynamism also benefits from a low weight of 7 kg. There are 116 associated accessories.
The new Bonneville T100 features new instrument graphics and black powder-coated engine and timing covers. Also indicated are new cartridge forks and a new high-performance Brembo front brake, furthermore the weight is reduced by 4 kg compared to 10 more horsepower, reaching 65 horsepower at 7.400 rpm and a torque of 80 Nm at 3.750 rpm /minute. The engine is an advanced 900 cc High Torque twin-cylinder, Euro 5. An A2 license kit and 117 associated accessories are available.
The renewed example of the Street Twin features an LED rear light and a long saddle with thicker padding for comfort, as well as new alloy wheels with machined details and a style accentuated by side panels and details in brushed aluminium. The saddle is placed at a height of 765 millimeters and the technical equipment also includes a Brembo front caliper together with ABS and switchable traction control. There are two driving modes and 120 matching accessories. The new model is powered by an updated 900 cc High Torque twin-cylinder compliant with Euro 5 regulations and an A2 license kit is available.
Also new is a new limited edition Street Twin Gold Line, only 1.000 units with a certificate of authenticity and the aforementioned Street Twin updates. An example distinguishable by a Sapphire Black color with hand-painted gold details.
Moving on to the new Bonneville Speedmaster, we highlight new graphics for the instruments and 79 matching accessories. Also highlighted are the high performance 47 mm Showa cartridge forks with refined comfort for rider and passenger, as well as an advanced 1200 cc Euro 5 high torque twin-cylinder engine. While in the case of the renewed Bonneville Bobber, new engine covers are mentioned, powder-coated black distribution and pinion, a redefined aesthetic of the instruments, a larger 16-inch front wheel and a larger 12-litre tank. There are 77 matching accessories. The equipment includes Showa forks and an advanced Brembo braking system. Also highlighted is the advanced 1200 cc Euro 5 twin-cylinder High Torque engine.
A dark look instead characterizes the new Limited Editions of Rocket 3 R and Rocket 3 GT, other new features for 2021 by Triumph Motorcycles. 1.000 copies expected.

The exclusivity Triumph Rocket 3 R Black it is characterized by a new all-black livery with matt and glossy details, which intensifies its vision also by looking at the black Triumph logo embossed on the 18-litre tank. Moving on to Triumph Rocket 3 GT Triple Black, this presents a refined livery thanks to the combination of three tone-on-tone shades.
Also highlighted are various all-black details and connotative details such as the carbon fiber front mudguard. Then the entirely dark 2.500 cc engine stands out, including hydroformed manifolds, heat shield and silencer.
The engine is a voluminous 2.500 cc three-cylinder, Euro 5. The peak power is 167 horsepower at 6.000 rpm, while that of the copy is 221 Nm at 4.000 rpm.

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