Motorcycle specifications Triumph1200 Bonneville Bobber édition Chrome 2023 A spark on the saddle

The shine is vivid, the stature certain, the isolation assumed in this lake of black. With its chrome cheeks, the "Chrome Edition" Bobber lets its tank express a moment of meaningful adornment. He, the bad boy of the Bonneville family, the ravager of good manners! Now he's got a high-class finish.

and he's not the only one. A dozen Triumphs are part of the Chrome collection. But the Bobber is perhaps the best choice for asserting a wild and refined side at the same time. When the mirrored tongues catch your eye, just think of the hours of work put in by the guy who did it.

for a normal tank, it takes 20 minutes to prepare it for painting. Here, a craftsman will polish it by hand for 3 hours. Then the chrome-plating stage will take another 100 minutes. When I say "man's work", it would be more accurate to say "guys' work". Only two Triumph technicians in the world can handle the chroming equipment.

among the "Chrome" models, only the Truxton RS has a full chrome tank. For the others, including the Bobber, a dose of paint completes the look. The process then continues, with the application of a special primer, painting, a final polishing phase, the final varnish to protect the whole, and multiple control phases throughout this "creation".

hot-rod, distinguished and technological, the Bobber has character as well as looks. Its 1200 cm3 parallel twin delivers serene power, with plenty of mid-range torque. Electronics include cruise control, disconnectable traction control, two riding modes (Rain / Road), ABS and a daytime LED signature.

the Triumph Bobber is an expression of rebellion, with a dress as taciturn as a Harlesden café. Except that this machine is aimed more at the City, at rock-loving suits, and in this "Chrome" edition, at the flashbulbs of the star system.
The Chrome Edition will not go on sale until 2023. Special but not limited edition.

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