I’m back, had an original Bobber from 2017 to 2023 and learned so much on this forum about these brilliant bikes. Bought a T120 in 2023 so dropped off the forum but after 3 years I’ve just picked up a new 2026 Bobber. There will be a few mods over the next few months I’m sure, but learning from my previous, heavily modified Bobber, I’ll be doing a few different things this time, or maybe doing some things differently! ... Hello again! New (previous) member from Scotland
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FYI - I came across these on EBay recently and I’m tempted to swap my Silver ones for Gold. As they’d look so good on my red tank, and at £12 they’re pretty cheap too! Also I would think the black decals will be a big hit with you black on black guys. Has anyone done this?
FYI - I came across these on EBay recently and I’m tempted to swap my Silver ones for Gold. As they’d look so good on my red tank, and at £12 they’re pretty cheap too! Also I would think the black decals will be a big hit with you black on black guys. Has anyone done this?
Hi all, I went to see a 2026 Bonneville Bobber today, I'm still very interested on it. However, when I tried to look for test ride and genuine parts, it's virtually non-existent. Test ride I visited one authorized dealer (not really but Kawasaki, Suzuki, Honda, Ducatti, all mixed but Triumph list them as dealers) and test ride only with deposit and commitment to buy 🤦♂️ I'm not spending AUD$24k on a bike without testing it first lmao I'm trying to contact other dealers but it has... Triumph Australia: Non existent???
Hi all, I went to see a 2026 Bonneville Bobber today, I'm still very interested on it. However, when I tried to look for test ride and genuine parts, it's virtually non-existent. Test ride I visited one authorized dealer (not really but Kawasaki, Suzuki, Honda, Ducatti, all mixed but Triumph list them as dealers) and test ride only with deposit and commitment to buy 🤦♂️ I'm not spending AUD$24k on a bike without testing it first lmao I'm trying to contact other dealers but it has... Triumph Australia: Non existent???
The Triumph Bobber has been a dream bike for a few years. Finally picked one up after I came back to the States. It's my daily and forever bike. Absolutely love it!
The Triumph Bobber has been a dream bike for a few years. Finally picked one up after I came back to the States. It's my daily and forever bike. Absolutely love it!
Bought an X Pipe from Tech - fitting looks pretty straightforward, several vids on the web. Is there anything I need to keep an eye out for when I fit it that the vids don't mention?
Just joined the forum, recently picked up a bobber black a few months ago. So far done a few mods inc the white rose customs tail tidy kit, shorty rear fender and forward controls with a load more plans to come.
Just joined the forum, recently picked up a bobber black a few months ago. So far done a few mods inc the white rose customs tail tidy kit, shorty rear fender and forward controls with a load more plans to come.
Hi all, I am after my bike for life ( I know we all have said that before and failed haha ), and since I crossed this bike, I can't stop watching anything I can about it and might got myself an AUD$25k problem haha The 2 reason why I am after 2026 model instead of older ones: Larger tank: The least run to the petrol station the better, special with the petrol drama going on in Australia. ABS: Its new sensor when doing cornering. ABS was never an issue on my Honda's but I... 2026 Triumph Bonneville Bobber - Novice seeking opinion
Hi all, I am after my bike for life ( I know we all have said that before and failed haha ), and since I crossed this bike, I can't stop watching anything I can about it and might got myself an AUD$25k problem haha The 2 reason why I am after 2026 model instead of older ones: Larger tank: The least run to the petrol station the better, special with the petrol drama going on in Australia. ABS: Its new sensor when doing cornering. ABS was never an issue on my Honda's but I... 2026 Triumph Bonneville Bobber - Novice seeking opinion
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