I'm really digging the hard tail look with the floating seat 👌

Thing is that most fully faired sport bikes all have the same cookie-cutter plastic look and just don't have the 'cool' factor. Many motorcyclists now realize that you can't use all that insane power on public roads without killing yourself or going to jail, and it is just plain terrifying to open the throttle fully. Not only that, they are only comfortable to ride when you are going over 100 mph. But naked or retro/café styled motorcycles with strong torquey real-world power-bands are all the rage and smart manufacturers are doing the customizing for us. It is so nice to see beautiful cool clean looking motorcycles again instead of the ghastly 'transformers' look of sportbikes and adventure bikes. It is also nice to see the 'motor' in the motorcycle.

Triumph really is putting out some of the best "retro" bikes on the market. This thing is awesome!

The only thing that I'll add is that after using this bike as a daily commuter for the past five months, I still love it. I never want to park.

I have whittled my next bike down to 28 now!! So many bikes so little time darn it!!!!

Nice review, good to hear that it handles well in the bends and not just goes well in a straight line. Looking forward to test riding one with my local dealer. This could get expensive.

Really lovely bikes. I have been looking for a bike once I get out of my starter bike. Have always been a big fan of the good ol' fashion sportster cruiser. Looked everywhere from Harley Davidson to Honda. Finally found this beauty and fell in love. My father has decided to get a bike as well and will be going the triumph route.

Splendid stuff! Loved the slash cut peashooters and so glad that it goes as well as it does. Should shut all the people up who said it was all show and no go! Huzzah!

Love your reviews best on the web by miles 🙌

I came up with all the old Meriden Triumphs and I must say that I really liked them despite all their problems. So it gladdens my heart when I see how successful and popular the new Hinkley bikes continue to be. This is a beautiful bike (especially in the green and silver) and if I didn't have to think about taking 'er indoors for a spin every now and again, I'd certainly consider one of these with my own money.

Love the look of that bike. Great review.

Great vid body, watched your vid and just bought this bike, love it

Triumphs are very well built solid performers! I first rode one at only 12 years old .Thanks

Truly Bobber art! Great review of old school and all that's new from Triumph. If your into power pipes don't let the door hit your ars on the on the way out. Joey "the greatest" Dunlop RIP

Man! This is a gorgeous bike! When not riding, it should be on a revolving display at the Guggenhiem or The Met. With no pillion seat, also good for a mental health day....great video!

The music in the beginning....

this bike might bring me over to triumph! love it.

I bought the T100 Bonneville, and love it, but the Bobber is really getting my attention!

I like this bike a lot and would consider one for my fun days around the lanes of France. You seemed to be scraping the pegs all the time in corners but didn't mention that was an issue in the film. I also think they need to offer a small rear rack, small fly screen because I reckon this would be lovely as a lazy summer weekend away bike, but the wind pressure on the chest could be an issue. Good video, well done.

Nice review. Thanks.

Great Review...

I’ve got a 19 plate bobber black. We fell out of love when we got battery charging issues though haha. She’ll hopefully be home soon. But yeah honestly love mine. Hate looking at the bobber over the winter not really wanting to ride it for the bloody salt. Have read about corrosion issues on the bobber too so I just leave it tucked up till spring and rag the mt09 through winter. That 3rd to 4th gear is epic fun when you want to rag her a bit. Only downside….once you stop somewhere you can’t get away again for folk asking questions about it! Real head turner of a bike!

very very nice ! just my style , man i want one of these bikes ,thank you Triumph great job !

The triumph bobber is a very nice bike I'd like one as my next bike 😊 it's got so much nostalgia and character absolutely awesome

Dropping a 500 Rebel S , for one of these next week , I hope it lives up to the reviews , because the Rebel is a belting bike , ride on , from the Independant County of Yorkshire .🇬🇧.

Ha Ha the skids buff just killed me lol! :)

I am loving this bike.. one day I will buy it

Great looking bike!

Oh man this guy is awesome! Especially like the under wear/mullet mention lol!

Great video, not watched one of your vids before. At first I thought it a bit odd that you were leaning into the corners on such a gently ridden bike, specially as you were saying that you were definitely a superbike guy, then I heard the thing scraping as it went round each bend and it all made sense. Ah, the good old days.

Wow, amazing bike.

I'm officially having one ... never been a performance Bike fan, always loved old school Classics and Custom Cruisers - and I get to have all that wrapped up in a Trumpy Bonneville - what more could a bloke want?

Triumph need to release those heated grips with integrated switch for retro fit to all their bikes. Would fit a set to my Speed without a second thought.

God I wish I'd nvr seen that, I can't get that obsession out of my head!

cool looking engine - I like how it looks a lot like the 650/750 engines.

Bike world, I have a question, have y U also ridden the Harley roadster? I'm considering one of the two and wonder which would do better if you were to ride the same turn at the same speed, which could handle it better? Which would you guys choose out of the two? Thank you!

not a word is mentioned about this bike being a drag queen when it scrapes every corner throughout the video...

Test rode one today... First impression sat outside the dealership was that it was smaller than I'd expected. On the road, at first I hated it because of the footpeg positioning, seat was all wrong (but adjustable) and general getting used to the nature of the beast. but after a few miles I found it grew on me quite a lot. Most noticeable thing is the handling which is much better than it has a right to be for a bike of this shape. Power delivery is good though not massive, some vibration but not intrusive. Brakes are adequate but a twin front disc would have been better. Looks are subjective so I guess you'll either love it or hate it. Lean angle could cause problems if pushed hard but I suppose if you want to go round corners horizontally, then buy a sports bike. Silencers are a bit sanitised but no doubt they could be replaced. Gear change a bit clunky but not awful like an old BMW. On the whole the bike is a very "capable" and "pleasant" ride but lacks the "wow factor" I got when (for instance) I first rode the Yamaha MT07. (yes, I know they're completely different bikes, just saying the little Yam makes you sit up and pay attention whereas the Triumph is a far more relaxed affair). Obvious comparison would have to be a Harley or any of the many Japanese copies but I can't say I've ever wanted to ride any of them so you'll need to wait for someone else for a comparison. Nice bike and I would certainly recommend a test ride if you're into this sort of thing. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.

I have this beautiful boi and it is just the bomb bobber!!

Good video.

Nice vid. Err, so thats what happened to those maroon pants I wore for a week? What's that tune from?

Love it

Happy days in the past, all Honda. However bit past it now bike wise, would love to get my leg over on this machine and go with the undulating flow. Biking at the upper level for enjoyment.

Bobber Black, better-brakes but isn’t this wheel size the better configuration? What do you 🤔 think ?

was that sound the foot peg scraping the pavement when you make a tight turn at speeds?

nice looking bike.

one of the problems with bike comparos is expectation. Those old enough to remember what those old bobber were like will know that this bobber is an excellent ride. no its no beemer or hayabusa or r1... and it's no 60's English bobber home built either. Take the bike for what it is.... with price in mind...and I think you would be impressed. Styling is subjective so whatever catches your eye and flavors your taste. Technology has made this retro much more than old guys like me rode. It is what it is. ... not pretending to be anything more.

What about gearbox issues? Some say that is very often in BNonnevile family included T120 and T100 engine. Any information about it because official Triumph web side and dealers keeps shut.

Those old school bikes move me.

You are a crazy Hipster. Set your beard free. The more variety there is in bike models the better as far as I am concerned. I have always loved the looks of the 1938 Triumph speed twin, but I would never own one. The bobber however, is much like the speed twin in a modern guise and because of this it is a very attractive proposal. It is understated and beautifully finished. I am only disappointed they didn't think to do this when they had the air-cooled engines, as the radiator (size) on the bobber is a distraction and the only sour note really..

I'm currently 12 years old and I am am obsessed with Triumph's... ( currently customizing my own Thunderbird 3 ( not riding it yet tho))

I'd of had one but went with an FZ/MT 07. But this is a fab version because it's lighter and quicker.

It's like a modern take on a HD Knucklehead. It looks great.

'62 Triumph TR6 hardtail bobber sitting in my shed at this moment. Been sitting since 1991 when the helmet law passed in California. It'll be sitting there until the helmet law goes away.

Nice bike, but why such a small tank? Would adding an extra 50% look that bad? I'm struggling to find a new bike with more than a 140 mile tank range. Anyone know of someone making after market tanks with more storage?

I'm looking to get my first bike. What do you guys suggest? I'm only using it for joy riding. Not commuting or traveling. Just to go out and come back home. Been reading the comments and it seems people prefer the function over the style. Personally when I see a bike and it looks boring/bland I get bummed out. I was always under the impression that ppl got bikes to show off more than just a tool to get from A to B. What is the smartest way to look at this?

Great review video of what looks like a really awesome bike. What gloves are those you were wearing?

Aaaaah! Isn't love at first sight the sweetest thing? (Meaning the bike of course). 😉

this is dangerous to my wallet

From the sound of those scraping pegs it appears the ground clearance/lean angle is shite.

Are you using head strap for gopro?

Damn, I love my black beauty T100 but that Bobber is sick and I have plenty more room in my garage.

Amazing bike....what would be the 0 to 60 mph timing on this?

OMG I WANT ONE!!!

Want one, now

No mention of ground clearance,even though you can clearly hear it grinding away in the corners, as long as it's not as bad as the Yamaha xv950 ,I'd buy one .

Beauty of a bike but were you grinding metal at every corner? I would definitely have that superb (aluminium?) single seat on a BMW NineT Scrambler, it looks great. I checked this Bobber here in New Zealand, I love Bobbers but it is the type of bikes that seem good for one thing only: cruising in the city along the coast. Like the small Harley Sportster. On open road... yes maybe in long straight lines but on countryside roads like you have near Worcester or like we have in NZ, is this bike really suitable? Narrow roads, tights corners, double cambers and so on. Honest opinion? I have not tried it yet but watching your video, tell me if I am wrong you look extremely cautious not to say concerned around every corner. Like you are riding on eggs. It is the type of bike that can drop to a 45 deg angle, maybe a tad more if adventurous but beyond, there is real chance for sliding straight onto the oncoming traffic, am I under the wrong impression? Well done, great video. I wrote something about price tag compared to other Triumph models then realise it is the actual 1200cc engine so price makes sense now even for a bobber, a very well finished up market Bobber indeed. Love the brushed aluminium.

god I love this bike

I wondered were my old pants had gone !

Video well done! With the attention Triumph gave to aesthetics, I just don't get the tank's pinch-weld. Ugly tank, otherwise - nice.

Harley tried this with the Rocker and it bombed did Triumph not see that ?

Nice bike.

i hope they put that engine in a speedmaster, that would be an amazing bike

New Triumph is splendid! Though how to ride these motorcycles is " Lean-with ", The place that it is deep, and cannot take the bank angle because a position of the steps is a position low as ever is disappointing.

cafe racer really is to beat to recon on..its really bad ass bike il love it..someday i'm gonna build my own..😊

oh god I want one

Needs an old army style luggage rack for the back fender, then it would look and function better.

Is that the sound of pegs scraping on the road?

Cool tune. Anyone know what it is?

is it good for big guy 350lbs 6ft and how much$$

Not "pea shooter" silencers they are slash cut.

lot's of background hiss on the audio, i think someone turned the treble up too much! (either that or a cheap mic!). would have been nice to hear more of the bike as well.

I need that wild ones t shirt. Send a link please

help! somebody knows the tittle of the song in the intro ?

yeah how much does it cost

nice looking bike, maybe a little better brakes would suit its weight better

Not my preference, but looks good. Should redesign the exhaust system for a more Harley like look and add 'shark fin' tips to the tail pipes. That just might create a little more pizzaz.

Scraping pegs is the issue i just can’t deal with. This could be the perfect bike for me if the pegs were not scraping the pavement.

bring here. we r waiting u

Cool looking machine but it bugs me how easily the pegs scrape!

Scraping pegs at 10 degrees lean, what's the point?

what a beauty ! wish I could afford one one day

Is that 1200cc?

This bike makes me wish I could give up having a passenger seat.

Too bad that in Tucson Arizona, THE TRIUMPH DEALER CLOSED DOWN LAST YEAR. So we can't go to look at them or even buy one. Triumph has not made a single attempt to put in a new dealer in a city with an overall population of over one million and some of the best weather in the United Stated.

triumph seem to have every base covered apart from 1, when oh when are they going to give us a litre class sports bike that's as good as the 675 Daytona? Please triumph, go on, you know you want to.

How tall are you

I like Triumph bikes. I want buy new Bon. But hey a Case tractor seat? Give me a brake.

i want

loved the bike since day 1 but I HATE the goofy looking seat. I was going to buy one. I was thinking their will be aftermarket support because I CANT be the only one who IS WAY TURNED OFF by that FCKD seat