Triumph Bonneville goes bobber

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It may not be to everyone's taste but you can't deny that this 'bobbed' Triumph Bonneville is certainly different.

Home built by 'bobber Dave' in Detroit, USA and discovered on the website of American based aftermarket spares specialist Bella Course, the modified Hinckley Bonnie has had several inches of the rear sub frame removed and a thin custom saddle fitted to achieve the bobber style.

To complete the look a side mounted number plate, ace bars and vintage red grips have also been added.

Short travel 11" Harley shocks replace the stock Bonnie units but they're used to slam the rear rather than improve suspension.

The pick of the mods has to be the vinyl seat cover that's made from full gloss metal-flake bar stool material. Lush.

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Very nice I like this one :y18:
 
Re: Triumph Bonneville goes bobber

I dont see any pics? getting ready to bob a basket case I picked up a couple months ago. trying to get some ideas
 
Re: Triumph Bonneville goes bobber

How's THIS for a bobber??

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Built by Gavin Venter from Knysna, all hand made and absolutely stunning!
 
Re: Triumph Bonneville goes bobber

He sure does some great work, spoke to him a few weekend back he was in town for a bit of a reunion. The only idea I am not keen on with bobber's is the no front mudguard. To me it always has this unfinished look :y2:
 
Re: Triumph Bonneville goes bobber

He sure does some great work, spoke to him a few weekend back he was in town for a bit of a reunion. The only idea I am not keen on with bobber's is the no front mudguard. To me it always has this unfinished look :y2:

I'll agree on the front fender causing 95% of them to look unfinished but some do look really good without one.
 

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