Triumphrat

kileface · 04-14-2007

Am I missing something? Is ther any difference between a Bonneville Black and a T100 besides the paint (and a lot of $$$)? They used to be different motors, but now...

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rodburner · 04-14-2007

There are a few items extra,but just depends on what you think is important.They look different,but perform the same.

[ This message was edited by: rodburner on 2007-04-14 21:20 ]

lindsayt · 04-14-2007

Tach, chrome, paint. That's about it.

Panthermark · 04-15-2007

Paint, chrome, tank badges, knee pads, and a tach.

rstover · 04-15-2007

In 2007 both Bonneville and T100 get the 865cc motor. Previous years have the Bonneville fitted at 790cc. The other differences have already been posted above.

[ This message was edited by: rstover on 2007-04-14 23:30 ]

robeeto · 04-15-2007

The Triumph manual lists the T 100 as having a higher HP output than the regular Bonnie. Why is that?

tsmgguy · 04-15-2007

Quote:

On 2007-04-15 08:04, robeeto wrote:
The Triumph manual lists the T 100 as having a higher HP output than the regular Bonnie. Why is that?

The engines are the same on the current production bikes.

Panthermark · 04-15-2007

"Paint, chrome, tank badges, knee pads, and a tach. "

The T-100 started in 2003. From 2003 to 2005, these were the only differences between the standard and T-100.

Starting in 2007, these are again the only differences between the the models.

However, for 2005 and 2006, there was the above differences, plus:

865 vs 790 engine
"Thrux" needles
Higher rev limiter
Adjustable levers

TCL · 04-15-2007

Quote:

On 2007-04-15 08:04, robeeto wrote:
The Triumph manual lists the T 100 as having a higher HP output than the regular Bonnie. Why is that?

Probably an old manual from when the Bonnie Black had the 790.

robeeto · 04-15-2007

It's the manual that came with the 2007 Bonnie I bought six days ago??