Triumph Thruxton RS Ton Up Edition: colors that recall a marked sportiness [VIDEO]

Triumph Thruxton RS Ton Up Edition wears colors that evoke a passion for dynamism and the road racing panorama, considering the "café racers", the "Ton Up Boys" of the '50s and '60s and the first production motorcycle that concluded a lap reaching with Malcolm Uphill the 100 mph at the 1969 Isle of Man TT. The characteristics of the specimen are summarized in a film proposed by Official Triumph Motorcycles on Youtube.

Connotative colours

The bike is distinguishable by a tank in Aegean Blue with recesses for the knees Jet Black and the presence of a silver-colored fillet. Also distinctive are the tail with a black finish and the front mudguard in Fusion White, enlivened by color Carnival Red and “100” graphics.
The side panels, where the “Thruxton RS Ton Up2” badge is visible, are in Jet Black like the front headlight housing and the rear mudguard. Other details are covered in Matt Aluminum Silver. To accentuate the sporty vision, the availability of the front fairing in Aegean Blue is highlighted.
Triumph Thruxton RS Ton Up Edition includes various custom details such as: bar-end rear-view mirrors, Monza-style fuel cap, a double brushed stainless steel silencer and a solo seat.

Features

The lighting system includes optical groups a LED with function DRL and there are also three riding modes, choosing between Road, Rain e Sport, which is associated with a ride-by-wire electronic accelerator for optimized management of the response and power curve. Also indicated: traction control that can be deactivated and ABS.
The model features a USD Showa fork from 43 millimeters and behind a pair of adjustable Öhlins shock absorbers with separate reservoir. The braking system includes Brembo M50 and Nissin solutions and wears Metzler Racetec RR sports tires.
This example with classic references is also distinguishable by the front-loaded driving position, also taking control into consideration.
The engine is a 1.200 cc Bonneville twin-cylinder, approved Euro 5. They are underlined 105 horses of power at 7.500 rpm and a peak torque of 112 Nm at just 4.250 rpm.

Video: Official Triumph Motorcycles
Photo: Triumph