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- Pre-owned
- Unknown
- RideNow Powersports Fort Worth - North
- UTBL4689T
- SMTD40HL8PTBL4689
- Motorcycle / Scooter
- Classic
- 1006 mi
- BLUE
Triumph Bonneville T-120 — Classic and Modern Combined
1. Heritage Origins (1959–1975)
The original Bonneville T-120 was introduced in 1959 by Triumph Engineering. It featured a 649?cc air-cooled OHV parallel-twin engine (producing around 46?bhp at 6,500?rpm and 37.8?lb-ft of torque at 5,500?rpm), a 4-speed gearbox (later upgraded to 5-speed), and drum brakes. Its wet weight sat at around 402?lb (182?kg).
Wikipedia
autoevolution
The “T120” name was meant to evoke a then-aspirational top speed of 120?mph. The bike became an icon in café racer culture and endurance racing, deeply rooted in the Bonneville salt-flats legacy.
Triumph Motorcycles
2. Modern Revival (2016–Present)
Triumph revived the T-120 in 2016, modernizing the classic with updated engineering and enhanced ride comfort. Since then, it’s seen incremental upgrades, including compliance with Euro 5 emission standards.
3. 2025 Model Highlights
The latest-generation Bonneville T-120 continues to marry vintage aesthetics with contemporary tech. Key specs include:
Engine: 1,200 cc liquid-cooled SOHC parallel-twin with a 270° crank, delivering 79?hp at 6,550?rpm and 77.4?lb-ft of torque at 3,500?rpm.
www.triumphhouston.com
Total Motorcycle
Transmission: 6-speed gearbox; chain final drive; torque-assist clutch.
www.triumphhouston.com
Total Motorcycle
Chassis & Suspension: Tubular-steel twin-cradle frame, 41?mm cartridge front forks, twin RSU rear shocks with preload adjustment.
Total Motorcycle
Brakes: Twin 310?mm front discs with Brembo 2-piston calipers and ABS; rear 255?mm disc with Nissin caliper and ABS.
www.triumphhouston.com
Total Motorcycle
Seat & Handling: Low 31.1-inch seat height (790?mm), relaxed ergonomics, now about 15.5 lb lighter than previous versions.
www.triumphhouston.com
Tech Additions: Cruise control, ride-by-wire throttle, traction control, two riding modes (Rain & Road), and twin-dial analog instruments with LCD display.
www.triumphhouston.com
Total Motorcycle
Fuel & Weight: Approx. 3.8?US gal fuel tank (14.5?L); wet weight around 520?lb (236?kg).
1. Heritage Origins (1959–1975)
The original Bonneville T-120 was introduced in 1959 by Triumph Engineering. It featured a 649?cc air-cooled OHV parallel-twin engine (producing around 46?bhp at 6,500?rpm and 37.8?lb-ft of torque at 5,500?rpm), a 4-speed gearbox (later upgraded to 5-speed), and drum brakes. Its wet weight sat at around 402?lb (182?kg).
Wikipedia
autoevolution
The “T120” name was meant to evoke a then-aspirational top speed of 120?mph. The bike became an icon in café racer culture and endurance racing, deeply rooted in the Bonneville salt-flats legacy.
Triumph Motorcycles
2. Modern Revival (2016–Present)
Triumph revived the T-120 in 2016, modernizing the classic with updated engineering and enhanced ride comfort. Since then, it’s seen incremental upgrades, including compliance with Euro 5 emission standards.
3. 2025 Model Highlights
The latest-generation Bonneville T-120 continues to marry vintage aesthetics with contemporary tech. Key specs include:
Engine: 1,200 cc liquid-cooled SOHC parallel-twin with a 270° crank, delivering 79?hp at 6,550?rpm and 77.4?lb-ft of torque at 3,500?rpm.
www.triumphhouston.com
Total Motorcycle
Transmission: 6-speed gearbox; chain final drive; torque-assist clutch.
www.triumphhouston.com
Total Motorcycle
Chassis & Suspension: Tubular-steel twin-cradle frame, 41?mm cartridge front forks, twin RSU rear shocks with preload adjustment.
Total Motorcycle
Brakes: Twin 310?mm front discs with Brembo 2-piston calipers and ABS; rear 255?mm disc with Nissin caliper and ABS.
www.triumphhouston.com
Total Motorcycle
Seat & Handling: Low 31.1-inch seat height (790?mm), relaxed ergonomics, now about 15.5 lb lighter than previous versions.
www.triumphhouston.com
Tech Additions: Cruise control, ride-by-wire throttle, traction control, two riding modes (Rain & Road), and twin-dial analog instruments with LCD display.
www.triumphhouston.com
Total Motorcycle
Fuel & Weight: Approx. 3.8?US gal fuel tank (14.5?L); wet weight around 520?lb (236?kg).
- Pre-owned
- UTBL4689T
- 2023
- Triumph
- #BONNEVILLE T-120
- Motorcycle / Scooter
- Classic
- SMTD40HL8PTBL4689
- 1006 mi
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