Triumph
Bonneville Bobber
Triumph's Bonneville Bobber achieves a convincing hardtail aesthetic through an elegantly hidden rear shock, pairing the look with a torquey 1,200cc parallel-twin with 270-degree firing order. There is no provision for a passenger seat, and the 3.2-gallon fuel tank limits range — a solo urban cruiser built for style and character.
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Known strengths
- Authentic hardtail illusion with a beautifully engineered hidden rear shock
- Torquey 1200cc parallel-twin engine features a charismatic 270-degree firing order
- Premium fit and finish throughout, including the adjustable floating solo seat
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Common issues
- Absolutely no provision or subframe strength to add a passenger seat
- Small 3.2-gallon fuel tank (increased from 2.4g on older models) still limits touring range
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- 10,000-mile standard service intervals reduce overall ownership costs
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- 2024Triumph's Bonneville Bobber achieves a convincing hardtail aesthetic through an elegantly hidden rear shock, pairing the look with a torquey 1,200cc parallel-twin with 270-degree firing order. There is no provision for a passenger seat, and the 3.2-gallon fuel tank limits range — a solo urban cruiser built for style and character.Watch
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Last checked May 24, 2026 through MANUAL.
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cruiser motorcycle with 1200cc parallel twin.
