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Hey Triumph Bonneville !
Review
(10-Jul-2015)
Triumph Bonneville (standard) has this Rich, Powerful, and Classic feel; thanks to its Steel/Chrome looks, 865cc twin engine, Tubeless tyres, Disc breaks, and Classic riding position !! If you want to ride it well, you understand its beats and it would not disappoint you, rather it would make you feel that you can ride it till end !!
Shock absorbers feels rigid, but if you understand Bonnie and road well, you won't really crib about it ! Riding in traffic, though look challenging at first, is not hard and does not give "heavy" feeling. Breaks are powerful amd smooth (moving at high speed is always a risky business, do not try to test Bonnie, you or your luck !!). Ground clearance is not sufficient for indian roads and unfortunately you can not do much if you face badly constructed speed breaker other than trying to cross it slowly in diagonal direction. Another let down (may be specific to indian road/traffic) is: rear break pads wore out within 4000 kms ! Might have to even change rear tyre too after 10000 kms.
6 months over now, grip is better, handling is smoother, sound quality becoming better (had changed exhaust to off road one at the time of taking delivery), pick-up is lighter !!
All in all, if you are admirer of classic motorcycling, Bonneville is going to leave an impression on you !!
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