[tsmgguy]

Cruise control now standard on the T120, along with aluminum rims:

 

[vistavette]

But they deleted the heated grips, center stand, and rear grab rail...those are more to put back than adding CC

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[bobbo]

30 minutes of marketing guff Look nice though

 

[BSA BIKER]

Not long ago watched it, they can keep the new model, who wants a cruise control on my roads here.
Don't use it on my car, certainly wouldn't on a bike.

More minuses than pluses in my opinion.

 

[Geoff in Almont]

Not long ago watched it, they can keep the new model, who wants a cruise control on my roads here.
Don't use it on my car, certainly wouldn't on a bike.

More minuses than pluses in my opinion.

Same stuff, different colours. No excitement here.

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[vito]

Cruise control is a must for me. I use it on my current bike all the time. Arthritis in my hands makes it really nice to not have to apply the pressure on the throttle all the time. I love the look of the new bikes as well.

 

[scheeko]

But they deleted the heated grips, center stand, and rear grab rail...those are more to put back than adding CC

Precisely. And at least in Switzerland the Matte option was CHF 220 and is now CHF 420...

 

[Pudge]

Cruise control is a must for me. I use it on my current bike all the time.

It’s nice on the super slab and it makes more sense as a standard feature than as an accessory add-on that replaces the original switch cube. This time of year though I use the heated grips more than the cruise control.

 

[bwagner5150]

Would I like cruise control? Sure, I'd certainly take it, but really doubt I'd use it much on my Bonnie. I'd much rather have the heated grips, center stand and grab bar that they cunningly removed and didn't mention. Clear cost cutting spun as weight reduction.

Cruise control now standard on the T120, along with aluminum rims:

 

[vistavette]

Not long ago watched it, they can keep the new model, who wants a cruise control on my roads here.
Don't use it on my car, certainly wouldn't on a bike.

More minuses than pluses in my opinion.

Actually, for me where I live, cruise control is a really big deal. but if they're going to remove all the other stuff that I want and still need to add, I might as well just paid to add cruise.

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[grebmrof]

I was disappointed they removed heated grips, center stand and rear grab bar, but including cruise control and aluminum rims was nice. Didn't see any reasons to get rid of my 2016 T120 though.

 

[ranger995]

Those new Brembo brakes look like the same ones that were fitted to the Ducati monster in 2006-2008.

Aluminum wheels and "engine parts" sound interesting, but not worth trading in my 2017.

I wish they would pair the red and black tank with the T120 Black. That would look cool.

 

[runnerhiker]

I would have liked the horsepower of the Thruxton.

 

[BSA BIKER]

Cruise control is a must for me. I use it on my current bike all the time. Arthritis in my hands makes it really nice to not have to apply the pressure on the throttle all the time. I love the look of the new bikes as well.

I too have arthritis in both hands and its extremely painful riding my old BSA but the enjoyment factor outweighs the pain.
On the Bonnie I've fitted "Grip Puppies" which go over the original grips and make the diameter somewhat larger, this does help a bit, as they are made of soft foam which allow the fingers to hold on loosely. You can get them from Amazon UK, a Welsh chap sells them from his shop, nice guy.