Bonneville

This manual covers the Triumph Bonneville 750 T140V / T140E and Tiger 750 TR7V models produced between 1973 and 1978. These motorcycles represent a significant era in British motorcycle engineering, known for their air-cooled parallel-twin engines and classic styling. The Bonneville and Tiger models are celebrated for their performance and heritage, making them highly sought after by enthusiasts and collectors.

This manual provides comprehensive service and repair information for Triumph Bonneville 750, T140, T140E, Tiger 750, and TR7V models produced between 1973 and 1978. These iconic British motorcycles are celebrated for their classic design and performance, representing a significant era in Triumph's storied heritage. This guide is tailored for owners and mechanics of these vintage machines, offering the detailed knowledge required to maintain their legendary status.

This manual pertains to the 2006 motorcycle, a celebrated model known for its blend of classic British styling and modern engineering. Powered by an air-cooled, DOHC, parallel-twin engine displacing 790 cc, the Bonneville offers accessible performance with approximately 62 horsepower and 60 lb-ft of torque. Its robust construction, featuring a 5-speed transmission and a wet, multi-plate clutch, ensures reliable operation for enthusiasts and daily riders alike. The motorcycle's design prioritizes an engaging riding experience, complemented by its iconic aesthetic and the enduring legacy of the brand.

This manual covers the Bonneville T100 for the 2006-2007 model years, a classic-styled roadster powered by an air-cooled, DOHC, parallel-twin engine with an 8-valve configuration and 790 cc displacement. Known for its authentic British motorcycle character and retro styling, the Bonneville T100 is designed for riders who appreciate heritage combined with modern engineering. This generation, manufactured in Hinckley, England, represents a direct lineage from the iconic 1959 Bonneville, offering approximately 61 horsepower and 48.5 ft-lbs of torque. Its robust construction, featuring spoked wheels, a 5-speed transmission, and a wet multi-plate clutch, ensures a reliable and engaging riding experience, making it a popular choice for those seeking a blend of classic aesthetics and dependable performance.

This manual covers a range of iconic motorcycles, including the Speed Twin ST, Thunderbird, Tiger 110 T110, Trophy TR6, Bonneville 120, Tiger 100, and Trophy TR5, produced between 1956 and 1962. These models represent a significant era in British motorcycle engineering, known for their robust parallel-twin engines, classic styling, and sporting heritage. This period saw the evolution of vertical twin configurations, with engine displacements varying from 200cc up to 650cc, and typically featuring OHV pushrod valve trains and chain-driven camshafts. The motorcycles from this era are characterized by their pre-unit construction and pre-dates modern electronic systems, relying on well-engineered mechanical components and robust electrical systems often utilizing components.

This manual pertains to the 1971 Triumph 650 Twin motorcycles, encompassing the Bonneville T120R, Tiger TR6R, and Trophy TR6C variants. These models represent a significant era in British motorcycle manufacturing, powered by Triumph's renowned 649cc parallel-twin engine. Known for their robust engineering and engaging riding experience, these machines were celebrated for their performance and style, competing directly with other prominent motorcycles of the period. Owning a Triumph 650 Twin places you in possession of a piece of automotive history, a testament to classic design and enduring appeal.

This manual covers Triumph motorcycles, including the 6T Thunderbird, TR6 Trophy, and T120 Bonneville models produced between 1963 and 1970. These iconic British motorcycles are celebrated for their parallel-twin engines, renowned for performance and style. The T120 Bonneville set benchmarks, the TR6 Trophy offered off-road prowess, and the 6T Thunderbird provided a comfortable touring experience. Each model represents a significant era in Triumph's engineering heritage, showcasing their development of the parallel-twin platform.

This manual covers the Triumph Bonneville motorcycle, produced between 2000 and 2007. Known for its classic styling and the iconic air-cooled parallel-twin engine, the Bonneville has a rich heritage dating back to the brand's origins. This generation represents a significant modernization of the classic design, blending traditional aesthetics with contemporary engineering. The vehicle is manufactured in Hinckley, Leicestershire, England, and is celebrated for its blend of vintage appeal and reliable performance, making it a popular choice for riders who appreciate both heritage and modern usability.

This factory service repair manual provides comprehensive coverage for all styles of the Triumph Bonneville produced between 2001 and 2007. Renowned for its classic British motorcycle appeal and timeless styling, the Bonneville is celebrated for its engaging ride and heritage. This manual delves into the technical intricacies of the air-cooled, DOHC, parallel-twin engine, likely an 800cc variant, covering its fuel system, lubrication, and transmission components. Whether you are a dedicated owner, a DIY enthusiast, or a professional mechanic, this manual offers the detailed, factory-level information necessary to maintain and repair your Bonneville with confidence.

This manual covers the Triumph Bonneville motorcycle, including all variants such as the T100, base Bonneville, Bonneville America, and Scrambler, for the production years 2001 through 2007. The Bonneville is an iconic model, representing Triumph's modern revival of a legendary nameplate, celebrated for its classic styling, the engaging character of its parallel-twin engine, and its rich heritage. These motorcycles are designed for riders who appreciate authentic British motorcycle culture and a rewarding riding experience, suitable for both everyday use and longer journeys.

This manual provides comprehensive factory service and repair information for Triumph Bonneville motorcycles produced between 2001 and 2007. This period covers significant updates to the iconic model, including engine capacity changes and the introduction of fuel injection on later models. The Bonneville, manufactured in Hinckley, England, represents a continuation of Triumph's rich heritage, offering classic styling with modern engineering. This resource is essential for understanding the intricacies of the T100, America, and Speedmaster variants from these years, ensuring their continued performance and reliability.

The Triumph Bonneville, model year 2003, represents a significant revival of an iconic British motorcycle lineage. This model, chassis code T100/T100S, is powered by an air-cooled, parallel-twin engine with 790 cc displacement, delivering approximately 61 horsepower and 44 lb-ft of torque. It features a classic design philosophy, blending the timeless styling cues of its predecessors with modern engineering for enhanced reliability and performance. Intended for enthusiasts seeking an authentic retro riding experience, the Bonneville is a modern classic that combines heritage with contemporary manufacturing.

The 2005 Triumph Bonneville is a classic British motorcycle, celebrated for its iconic styling and characterful parallel-twin engine. Building on a rich heritage dating back to the 1960s, this modern interpretation offers an accessible and engaging riding experience, making it a popular choice for both new and experienced riders. Manufactured in Hinckley, Leicestershire, UK, the Bonneville is engineered with quality and reliability in mind, embodying the brand's long history of innovation. Its design philosophy focuses on classic aesthetics combined with a spirited performance, distinguishing it within the classic motorcycle segment.

The 2006 Triumph Bonneville is a modern classic motorcycle that blends contemporary performance with authentic 1960s styling. Powered by an air-cooled, DOHC, parallel-twin engine displacing 865 cc, it delivers approximately 70 horsepower and 50 ft-lb of torque, managed through a 5-speed transmission. This retro-styled standard motorcycle, manufactured in Hinckley, England, offers a riding experience that pays homage to Triumph's rich heritage, making it a compelling choice against competitors like the Ducati GT1000 and Kawasaki W650. Its design philosophy emphasizes a balance of modern engineering and timeless aesthetics, suitable for both everyday riding and longer journeys.

The 2007 Bonneville, a model within the T100 chassis code family, represents a blend of timeless British styling and a charismatic parallel-twin engine. This motorcycle is engineered for riders who appreciate authentic design and an engaging, accessible riding experience, making it suitable for both everyday commuting and leisurely touring. Its 865cc air-cooled engine, coupled with a 5-speed transmission, delivers characteristic performance, while the robust steel frame and classic aesthetics evoke the heritage of the Bonneville nameplate. The 2007 model year reflects ongoing refinement of this iconic platform, maintaining its appeal in the retro-classic motorcycle segment.

The Triumph Bonneville, produced between 2001 and 2006, represents a revival of a legendary British motorcycle marque, featuring a 790cc parallel-twin, air-cooled engine. This model is celebrated for its blend of classic styling and accessible performance, making it a popular choice for riders who appreciate heritage and a quintessential motorcycle experience. Its engineering quality and reliability are hallmarks of the marque, offering a solid platform for both everyday riding and customization projects. The Bonneville's design prioritizes rider engagement and a connection to the road, embodying the spirit of British motorcycling.

The Triumph Bonneville America is a cruiser motorcycle produced between 2002 and 2007, embodying classic British styling with a relaxed riding position and a torquey parallel-twin engine. This model is recognized for its iconic Bonneville lineage, adapted for a comfortable cruising experience, and typically features chrome accents and a distinctive aesthetic that appeals to riders seeking timeless design. Engineered for reliable performance, the Bonneville America offers a blend of heritage and modern engineering, making it a popular choice in the cruiser segment.

The Triumph Bonneville America, produced from 2006 onward, is a cruiser motorcycle that blends classic British motorcycle heritage with modern engineering. Designed for riders seeking a stylish and accessible cruiser experience, it features a parallel-twin, air-cooled engine, available in 790 cc and later 865 cc displacements. Known for its comfortable riding position and authentic character, the Bonneville America competes within the cruiser segment by offering a distinctive aesthetic and a user-friendly performance, often praised in press reviews for its value and classic appeal.

This manual covers the Triumph Bonneville, an iconic motorcycle renowned for its classic British heritage and distinctive riding experience. Designed for both everyday use and spirited rides, the Bonneville combines timeless styling with robust engineering. Its parallel-twin engine, available in various displacements and configurations, offers a unique character and reliable performance. This service and repair manual provides in-depth information to ensure the continued operation and longevity of your Triumph Bonneville, whether you are a dedicated owner or a professional technician.

The Triumph Bonneville T100, produced between 2001 and 2007, is a modern interpretation of a classic British motorcycle. Built on the T900/T100 (New Generation Bonneville) platform, this model revives the iconic Bonneville nameplate, celebrated for its authentic retro styling and the characterful, torquey air-cooled parallel-twin engine. With its distinctive design and a nod to the '60s mod culture, the Bonneville T100 offers a blend of classic aesthetics and contemporary engineering, appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate heritage and a pure riding experience. This generation of the Bonneville is known for its reliable performance and is well-suited for cruising and general road use.

This manual covers the Triumph Bonneville T100, a modern classic motorcycle produced between 2001 and 2007. It is powered by an air-cooled, parallel-twin engine, typically 865cc, featuring dual overhead camshafts and eight valves. The T100 embodies retro styling with modern engineering, celebrating the iconic Bonneville lineage. Known for its reliability and quality construction, this model offers a blend of classic British motorcycle aesthetics and contemporary performance, making it a popular choice for riders seeking a stylish and engaging riding experience.

The Triumph Bonneville T100, a 2002 model, is a motorcycle that masterfully blends classic British styling with modern engineering. Powered by an air-cooled, parallel-twin engine, this iconic machine offers a riding experience rooted in heritage, appealing to enthusiasts who value authentic design and enjoyable performance. Its accessible handling and focus on rider engagement make it a distinctive choice in the retro-styled motorcycle segment.

This manual covers the Triumph Bonneville T100, a motorcycle produced in 2004. Known for its iconic styling and British heritage, the Bonneville T100 is powered by a parallel-twin, air-cooled engine with a displacement of 790 cc, delivering approximately 61 horsepower and 60 lb-ft of torque. Its engineering emphasizes a balance of classic aesthetics and reliable performance, making it a popular choice for riders who appreciate traditional motorcycle design and a spirited riding experience. The motorcycle features a 5-speed transmission, a wet multi-plate clutch, and a chain final drive, with dual front disc brakes and a single rear disc brake for stopping power.

The Triumph Bonneville T100, produced in 2005, is a modern classic motorcycle that embodies the iconic styling of its predecessors while integrating contemporary engineering. Featuring an air-cooled, DOHC, parallel-twin 790 cc engine, it offers approximately 62 hp and 44 lb-ft of torque, delivering a classic riding experience. Its design philosophy focuses on retaining the distinctive Bonneville aesthetic, making it a notable competitor in the retro-styled motorcycle market. Manufactured in England, this model continues the rich heritage of the Bonneville nameplate, a symbol of British motorcycle culture.

This manual covers the 2006 Triumph Bonneville T100, a motorcycle celebrated for its classic British styling and enjoyable riding experience. The Bonneville T100, manufactured in Hinckley, United Kingdom, embodies a design philosophy focused on accessible ergonomics and a parallel-twin engine renowned for its character and torque delivery. With its heritage dating back to 1959, this model represents a revival of the iconic Bonneville nameplate, blending timeless aesthetics with modern engineering. Its appeal lies in offering a heritage-inspired ride that remains practical for everyday use, competing in the retro-styled roadster segment.

The Triumph Bonneville T100, produced in 2007, is a retro-styled classic motorcycle that blends iconic 1960s design with contemporary engineering. Powered by a 790cc air-cooled parallel-twin engine, it offers approximately 62 bhp and 45 lb-ft of torque, delivering a characterful riding experience. Its design philosophy focuses on a modern interpretation of the legendary Bonneville, making it appealing to riders who appreciate classic aesthetics combined with reliable, manageable performance. The motorcycle features a steel tubular cradle frame, a 5-speed transmission, and a chain final drive, embodying a straightforward yet engaging mechanical package.

This manual provides comprehensive service and repair information for Bonneville T100 America and Speedmaster models manufactured from 2002 onward. These motorcycles are celebrated for their classic British styling, a lineage tracing back to the iconic 1950s Bonneville, combined with modern engineering. The parallel-twin engines, typically around 865cc, deliver accessible performance with a distinctive character. Known for their reliability and rider-friendly nature, these models are favored for cruising and general riding, embodying a rich heritage in motorcycle manufacturing.

The Triumph Bonneville T100 is a modern classic motorcycle that blends iconic British heritage with contemporary engineering. Known for its accessible performance, comfortable riding posture, and premium finishes, the T100 appeals to riders seeking a stylish and engaging machine for both urban commuting and light touring. Its torquey parallel-twin engine, often around 900cc in its modern iterations, delivers a refined riding experience, complemented by features like ABS and, on later models, traction control. The Bonneville nameplate carries a legacy of character and reliability, making the T100 a distinguished choice in its segment.

The 2006 Triumph Bonneville T100 is a cruiser/retro standard motorcycle that embodies the iconic styling and spirit of its predecessors, first introduced in the 1960s. This model, manufactured in England, features an 865cc air-cooled parallel-twin engine, delivering approximately 65 horsepower and 51 lb-ft of torque, paired with a 5-speed sequential manual gearbox and chain drive. Its design successfully blends classic aesthetics with modern engineering, making it a popular choice for riders seeking a stylish and reliable riding experience. The Bonneville T100 is celebrated for its authentic retro appeal and the rich heritage of the Triumph brand, which dates back to 1902.

This manual covers the Bonneville T100 Speedmaster, produced from 2006 onwards. Building on a rich heritage dating back to 1902, this model represents a modern interpretation of the iconic Bonneville lineage, blending classic styling with contemporary engineering. Renowned for its authentic riding experience and timeless design, the Bonneville T100 Speedmaster is a testament to British motorcycle craftsmanship, offering a parallel-twin, air-cooled 865cc engine that delivers a balanced performance suitable for cruising and everyday riding.

The Triumph Bonneville T100 is an iconic motorcycle that embodies classic British styling with modern engineering. As a descendant of the legendary Bonneville models, it offers a distinctive riding experience characterized by its parallel-twin engine, known for its emphasis on low-end torque and relaxed riding. This model appeals to riders seeking both heritage and contemporary performance, making it a standout in the retro-styled modern classic segment. Its design prioritizes a blend of aesthetic appeal and reliable functionality, suitable for everyday use and longer journeys.

This manual covers Bonneville models, including the Thruxton and Scrambler variants, from 2006 onward. These motorcycles are built on the 865cc Parallel-Twin Platform and are celebrated for their blend of classic British styling and modern engineering. Known for their engaging ride characteristics and customizability, Bonneville motorcycles offer a distinctive riding experience, appealing to riders who appreciate heritage and performance.

This manual covers the iconic T120, also known as the Bonneville, produced between 1959 and 1975. Powered by a 649cc parallel-twin, air-cooled engine, the T120 is renowned for its classic British motorcycle design and performance, embodying the spirit of the 1960s café racer culture. Variants covered include the T120, T120R, T120C, T120RT, and T120TT, each offering a unique take on this legendary machine. A historic British manufacturer, built a legacy on models like the Bonneville, which remains a highly sought-after motorcycle for enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.

The 1972 Triumph Bonneville T120R/RV, Tiger TR6R/RV, and Trophy TR6C/CV models represent a significant era in British motorcycle engineering. These iconic 650cc parallel-twin machines are celebrated for their distinctive character, torquey engines, and classic styling, offering a quintessential riding experience. With a heritage rooted in performance and innovation, these Triumph models provided a benchmark for their contemporaries, appealing to riders seeking both spirited performance and timeless design.