Bonneville Collection (#3)

Triumph Bonneville, tbc, Green, & black
Triumph Bonneville tbc Green & black

Classic bikes on tour BMW R90s Moto Guzzi 850

Pontiac Bonneville

Malcolm Campbell 1935
Malcolm Campbell drives his Bluebird on Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah, at a speed of 484 km/h. Date: 3 September 1935

Nun, Bonneville, Haute Savoie, France, Europe

Bonneville Dam and Locks in the Columbia River Gorge, Greater Portland Region, Oregon, United States of America, North America

Turbines at the Bonneville Dam and Locks in the Columbia River Gorge, Greater Portland Region, Oregon, United States of America, North America

Mont Saxonnex, near Bonneville, Haute Savoie, Rhone Alpes, France, Europe

Eyston Thunderbolt 1938
Dunlop tyres pay tribute to George Eyston who this year drives his Thunderbolt on Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah, at a speed of 536 km/h

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"Bonneville: A Legendary Ride Through Time" Step back in time to 1961, where the iconic Triumph Bonneville T120R roared onto the scene. With its sleek design and powerful engine, this motorcycle became a symbol of speed and style. The Triumph Bonneville, with its distinctive name inspired by the famous salt flats in Utah, USA, continues to captivate riders today. Its timeless appeal lies not only in its performance but also in its rich history. In 1966, the Triumph T120C Bonneville 650cc emerged on the scene in a striking white color. This classic beauty turned heads wherever it went and left an indelible mark on motorcycle enthusiasts worldwide. Fast forward to 1977 when another iteration of the Triumph Bonneville was introduced. This model showcased advancements while staying true to its heritage - a perfect blend of modernity and tradition. Speaking of traditions, Socrates (Bonneville) was known for his philosophical wisdom; similarly, this motorcycle embodies intelligence through engineering excellence that has stood the test of time. But let's not forget about other record-breaking feats associated with Bonneville. The Eyston Thunderbolt made waves in 1937 as it raced across those very same salt flats at incredible speeds. And who can overlook Sir Malcolm Campbell's Blue Bird? It conquered Bonneville with sheer determination and set new land speed records that still inspire awe today. Whether you're cruising along highways or conquering challenging terrains, riding a Triumph Bonneville is an experience like no other. Its legacy lives on through every twist of the throttle – embodying power, elegance, and adventure all at once. So hop on your own piece of history – embrace the spirit of triumph embodied by each model from 1961's blue-and-silver masterpiece to today's cutting-edge designs – because riding a Triumph Bonneville means embracing freedom itself.