Triumph Bonneville discussion forum:RE: Bluenose |
RE: Bluenose |
Chris said 2004-09-02 09:05 |
Owned a 2004 Bonnie for 3 months now and accrued over 2000 miles on the clock (somehow). The bike is a lady as far as handling goes - extremely stable and manouverable even at very low speed, very forgiving. Acceleration is good easily climbing to 80 without thrashing through the gears before I realise that I am going that fast and back down to the speed limit again. But donĀ“t expect super-bike performance from a classic repro. Fuel economy is good averaging 60 mpg Have had no problems with the bike at all - starts every morning and in all weathers. Braking is excellent. The only down side is one that the original Triumphs had, the seat is not too padded, but there is a King & Queen option available. Overall, this is the best bike that I have owned (I have been riding japs for 30+ years)and highly recommend to anyone wanting a retro cruiser / commuter. |
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