
All New For The 50th Anniversary? Or Just The Same Old Same Old?
First Ride!
Just before I left for New Orleans to try the new Bonneville, I had an amusing conversation with a friend about the redesigned bike. The central topic was this: How could a bike whose entire appeal is nostalgia be “new?” We joked how the new one might look even older than the last, or how a new paint treatment adds a authentic-looking patina to the metal. When Triumph proclaims that they’re launching an all-new Bonneville, they’ve painted themselves into a corner haven’t they? I mean, what are they going to do, make it look more like the 1960s?
Photo Gallery: 2009 Triumph Bonneville And Bonneville SE- Motorcycle Cruiser Magazine
Photo Gallery: 2009 Triumph Bonneville And Bonneville SE- Motorcycle Cruiser Magazine
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