Triumph Bonneville Bobber: price and Inspiration Kits announced

Updated: 12 December 2016

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Triumph has confirmed their new Bonneville Bobber will cost £10,500 when it hits dealers in February.

As well as offering over 150 official performance, touring and cosmetic accessories, a full LED headlight (a first for the British firm) and a new Bobber clothing range, two Inspiration Kits will be available:

Quarter Mile Bobber £1500

Includes clip-on bars, blacked-out silencers, headers, intake covers, headlamp bezel leather seat, ‘gummy’ grips, short front mudguard and cosmetic goodies.

Old School Bobber £1610

Includes: ‘Ape hanger’ bars, brushed stainless silencers, short front mudguard, leather seat, ‘gummy’ grips, swingarm bag and cosmetic goodies.

Read our full road test in this Wednesday’s bumper issue of MCN

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MCN Chief Road Tester - Neevesy’s been an MCN Road Tester since 2002. He’s reviewed everything from mopeds to Rossi’s Yamaha M1, and plenty in between He covers tens of thousands of miles a year on the world’s roads and racetracks in his role with MCN, and when he’s not working he’s still on two wheels, racing both modern and classic superbikes for a variety of teams. To cement his position as one of the most influential motorcycling journalists on the planet, Neevesy spent many years as an Elite Instructor at the Ron Haslam Race School, based at the famous Donington Park race circuit. He regularly presents videos on riding tips and road safety, working alongside the likes of Highways England to deliver a strong and consistent message.

By Michael Neeves

MCN Chief Road Tester - Neevesy’s been an MCN Road Tester since 2002. He’s reviewed everything from mopeds to Rossi’s Yamaha M1, and plenty in betweenHe covers tens of thousands of miles a year on the world’s roads and racetracks in his role with MCN, and when he’s not working he’s still on two wheels, racing both modern and classic superbikes for a variety of teams.To cement his position as one of the most influential motorcycling journalists on the planet, Neevesy spent many years as an Elite Instructor at the Ron Haslam Race School, based at the famous Donington Park race circuit.He regularly presents videos on riding tips and road safety, working alongside the likes of Highways England to deliver a strong and consistent message.