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Triumph Bonneville Bobber

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₹ 13,37,500ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
1,200cc
Power
76.9bhp
Mileage
21.7kmpl
Weight
251kg
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Triumph Bonneville Bobber 2026 Photos and Images

The 2026 Triumph Bonneville Bobber is one of the most photographed bikes in its class, and with good reason. Even parked, it demands attention. The low-slung stance, wide 16-inch tyres, chopped rear fender, and pull-back handlebars combine into a silhouette that reads as unmistakably 'bobber' from 50 metres away.

Close-up, the quality of detail is impressive for the price. The hand-painted pinstripes on some colour variants, the brushed engine casings, the chrome headlight nacelle, and the stitched solo seat all suggest a motorcycle that someone thought carefully about - not one assembled by committee to hit a price point.

The 2026 model updates the LED headlight to a new unit with a more distinctive DRL signature - more contemporary than the outgoing version without losing the round, classic shape that defines the Bonneville family. The restyled side panels and new fuel filler cap also contribute to a slightly fresher look.

From the rider's perspective, the low handlebar sweep and the forward foot position create a riding posture that looks relaxed and cool in photos - and actually is, at least until you're stuck in slow-moving Mumbai traffic for 45 minutes. The semi-digital instrument display is clean and easy to read, though it won't win design awards against more modern full-TFT rivals.

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Rear View

Side View

For the most accurate sense of the Bobber's presence in person, visit your nearest Triumph dealer and spend time with it in the showroom before making a decision at this price point. Photos - even good ones - don't fully capture how substantial and low it sits, or how it feels to throw a leg over a 690mm seat. The five colour options also look quite different under showroom lighting versus outdoor sunlight, particularly the Stealth Edition Phantom Purple.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat does the Triumph Bonneville Bobber look like?▾
The Triumph Bonneville Bobber has a classic low-slung bobber silhouette - wide 16-inch spoke wheels, a chopped rear fender, a tuck-and-roll solo seat, and a round chrome headlight. The 2026 model adds a revised LED headlight with a more contemporary DRL signature while retaining the retro character.
QDoes the Triumph Bonneville Bobber have a sporty or retro design?▾
The Triumph Bonneville Bobber is firmly retro in design - inspired by custom stripped-back bobbers of the 1940s - 1960s. It is wider and lower than a standard cruiser, with a blacked-out engine and exhaust that give it a raw, purposeful look. It is not a sporty-looking bike, but among retro cruisers it is one of the most authentically styled.
QAre there official photos available for all Triumph Bonneville Bobber colour options?▾
Yes - Triumph releases official studio and action photographs for all five colour variants of the 2026 Bonneville Bobber. All five colours - Jet Black, Jet Black/Ash Grey, Matt Storm Grey/Matt Ironstone, Red Hopper, and Stealth Edition Phantom Purple/Silver Purple - are represented in the official image gallery.