Triumph launches 2023 Bonneville T100 at Rs. 9.59 lakhs
- The Bonneville T100 gets a 900 cc engine. There is also a more powerful Bonneville T120 on sale which comes with a 1200 cc engine.
Check Offers Triumph India has launched the 2023 Bonneville T100 in the Indian market. The prices now start at Rs. 9.59 lakhs ex-showroom. The motorcycle will be offered in three colour schemes. There is Jet Black and Carnival Red with Fusion White. For 2023, the manufacturer has added a new colour scheme called, Meridian Blue with Tangerine. The new paint scheme adds to the old-school vibe of Bonneville.
The rest of the design of the Bonneville T100 stays the same. So, all the lighting elements on the motorcycle are circular except for the tail light. The fuel tank has a tear-drop shape and gets Triumph badging along with tank pads. Moreover, the fuel tank is finished in dual-tone or a single-tone paint scheme, depending on the colour scheme the customer opt for. There is a flat seat, wire-spoke wheels and peashooter exhausts. The engine has been blacked-out while the exhausts get a chrome finish.
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900.0 cc
24.39 kmpl
There are no changes to the engine. So, the Bonneville T100 continues to come with a 900 cc, parallel-twin engine that is liquid-cooled and BS-6 compliant. It produces a max power output of 65 PS at 7,400 rpm and 80 Nm of peak torque at 3,750 rpm. It comes mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox.
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Braking duties are done by a 310 mm disc in the front and a 255 mm disc at the rear. There is a dual-channel anti-lock braking system on offer. The motorcycle uses a twin cradle frame made up of tubular steel. The front wheel measures 18-inches and uses a 100-90 section tyre whereas the rear tyre measures 150/70 and has a 17-inch wheel.
There are twin circular dials that house a tachometer and a speedometer. In the centre, there is an LCD screen that acts as a multi-information display. Suspension duties are handled by 41 mm telescopic forks in the front and twin rear shock absorbers which do get pre-load adjustment.
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