The British two-wheeler manufacturer's state-of-the-art motorcycle will be having a new variant pretty soon in the coming time. Yeah!! I'm talking about the most beautifully designed scrambler, the Triumph Bonneville, which is always on the top of the list of my favorites. The firm is now planning to introduce a bigger variant of the motorcycle featuring a bigger engine displacement. Well, we have got this clue with the newly captured spied images of the under-testing motorcycle, which seems to be the upcoming elder variant of the Triumph Booneville.
An international magazine has posted some spied images of the updated Triumph Bonne. From the spied images, one can easily configure the motorcycle. And, if this will be the final production ready model, then the upcoming model pretty much shares its cosmetic features from the standard version. The bigger version would probably be retaining the very same cosmetic makeover from the standard variant of the Triumph Bonneville, but still come-up with minor changes.
Talking about newly received equipments, it will be featuring a radiator mounted on the front side of the engine, supporting in between the exhaust pipes. The radiator gives indication of having a water-cooled 1100cc displaced engine. The wire-spoked wheels retain the classic scrambler beauty of the motorcycle. The Triumph Bonneville 1100 would be expected to fetch out approx 90 BHP of power, giving classic riding experience to its rider.
The current version of the Triumph Bonneville is powered by 865cc displaced air-cooled engine. The parallel-twin motor is tuned to produce a maximum power of 60.5 BHP @ 7500 RPM and a peak torque of 61.1 Nm @ 5551 revs. While waiting for the Triumph Bonneville 1100, we will be expecting it to come soon in the fiscal year, 2015, rivaling other top-list scramblers in the global market.