ntr Bonneville ( New Model)
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Eric
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ntr Bonneville ( New Model)
Anybody got one and if so what do you think of it 
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Re: ntr Bonneville ( New Model)
A pal has one and he says "its Ok" so no bug thumbs up there
How about one of these instead
http://www.kawasaki.co.uk/en/products/s ... xQRg0GRT0j
How about one of these instead
http://www.kawasaki.co.uk/en/products/s ... xQRg0GRT0j
Too old to die young
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Charlie Brown
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Re: ntr Bonneville ( New Model)
I've got a Triumph Bonneville SE and it's great, not quick, but quick enough with superb handling and comfort 
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Eric
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Re: ntr Bonneville ( New Model)
I`ve bought one the same colour as yours Charlie. I didn't want something to quick but something to chug along on and enjoy. 
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Re: ntr Bonneville ( New Model)
Hi Eric, I think this is a great colour scheme and I love this motorcycle. Amazing how many people think it's an old machine that's been restored. Just shows how good a job Triumph did 
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Re: ntr Bonneville ( New Model)
Took it out today for a run and well impressed. Quite a bit of wind buffeting at 70-80 mph on the motorway though. Think I`ll buy a Puig screen from M&P and see if that makes it better. More than happy with it, it`s ticking a lot of boxes. 