Super Fine 1970 Triumph T120R Bonneville
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One of the most beautiful bikes of all time. The Japanese had the engineering and sophistication but the British bikes had something special, magic and characterful.
The British brought about most of the innovations. Japan just continued to develop them when complacency and union trouble caused a crisis within the British bike industry. They brought about their own demise but their original engineering skill should not be diminished.
There's nothing like the sound of a Triumph. Beautiful bike. Riding a great bike on a nice day is the best high ever.
I think the Brit-bike have more smooth "low" sound than the Jap´s who have a "harder" metallic sound that for me doesn´t sound so nice...
Id clean my shoes before riding that Triumph. Absolutely beautiful.
Stunning bike. I owned a late 1960's Tiger 650 and a friend owned a similar Bonneville. The two bikes riding together always turned eyes. Loved them. Thanks for looking after such historical icons. From South Africa.
Smooth, timeless lines...& you can tell that mechanically her rotating assembly taps along in a masterful symphony similar to a cherished & well-maintained sewing machine. Her beauty is stunning & absolutely timeless.
The flying microphone grab .Brilliant .What a lovely bike man .Wow!
Absolute work of art! ❤
I owned and rode a pre unit Speedtwin in the 60s. Good times.
Senior plays that exhaust like a superlatively well played Stradivarius. Excellent!!!!
Thank you very much!
That is an absolutely beautiful motorcycle!
Id love this ,my dad had one when I was a kid ..long time ago ,I'm 57 soon , this one is next level, regards Ken , Richard London UK 🇬🇧
A true work of art !!!!!!!!!
That is one beautiful bike. I love that cranberry shade of red.
What a gorgeous Triumph! That exhaust sounds spectacular.
Great review of an iconic motorcycle. Love your videos!
Thank you kindly!
I once had a chance to play a guitar owned by a famous rock star. I can imagine that riding that bike would be similar!
68-70 was the pinnacle of 650 Triumph big twins.
6CA ignition, tls front brake, superb chassis and forks, 20 years of development, 49-69.
Some may say the 68-69 is more attractive, but the 70 was unique with the 3 bolt front engine plates, and as a mechanic, that little design bonus was a godsend.
The best sounding bike I have heard today.
Beautiful paint
A real beauty and that sound :)
so nice restored british bike. Looking from Germany.
That is a lovely Bonny!
It’s stunning yesssss. What a bike. Thank you 👊🏼
My first bike was a used ‘71 Triumph. It was rough but had “soul” unlike my next 10 or so bikes. I miss it.
When i first became interested in motorcycle this & chopppers ofthe late 60s were cool & in the movies. The guys that rode these were Dentists & Lawyers. Classic cool!
What a beauty! one of my all time favorite bikes ever, a 69 or a 70 Bonneville, those are the best!
3 favorite bikes:
1970 Bonneville
1978 Kawasaki KZ 1000
1985 XR 500R
She's a beauty
Wow it looks awesome.
A lot of people don't put the rubber grips on the rear tank sides, but I think it is part of the styling of it . One of the best looking Triumph's they ever made, I think
Beautiful. Better than original out of the factory, no doubt.
WOW I would love that.
Nick from England.
Gorgeous!!!
my birth year, awesome bike man!
I agree with every word you say. I wouldn't sell mine for any amount of money , as you say its a daily high.
Gorgeous!
Stunning machine! IWO!! Did it sell?😍
Gorgeous! 1970 was the last year before the switch to the questionable OIF (oil-in-frame) models & best year for the venerable 650 Tri-twin engine which was well-sorted near the end of its production run. (Last 650 was '72, before the switch to 750cc.) Looks like non-original paint for U.S. imports in '70, but that color combo is beautiful. Front tire looks like a Conti. RB-2 ribber, a great improvement over a K-70 for a front tire. I suspect the sidewalls are still good, having been in a controlled environment for 6 yrs. Electronic ignition, if not already done, would be the only mod I'd do w/ this relic.
Magnifique !
You are 'riding-it-on-the-cam' exactly as they were designed-for .Stunning-Bike ! This is absolute-proof that the-Brits had a Time-Machine : It's almost an exact-copy of a 1999-2006 Kawasaki W650....
I'm on my way with a case of beer 🍺 and colt cigars ,lol 😅😅😅😅.God bless 🙌🙏 you and ride safe😊.
Sounds great!
1970 was the last of the “best” Bonneville T120s before the oil in frame and high seat model came out in 1971.
very nice bike.
Good bike
Missing the crossover exhaust pipe.
Machine inglés!!!!💯💯💯💯💯👍👍👍🦾🦾🦾🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
❤❤on dirait sortie de usine ❤❤❤
I have a 1972 Triumph TR6R 650 twin
Can't find anybody in my KCMO area To help me restore it
I sure miss riding it
🐊👍
As good as it gets, As a 10 year old kid in 1970, looking through bike shop windows at T120Rs and BSA rockets 3s. Great times.
rs
Great looking, great sounding, & l'm sure it is now in better assembly & running condition than it was originally, after your team has loving gone over it.!
Have you guys ever heard of Cahill’s Yamaha, Tampa, Fl. Feels like I used to live there. They had a pit bull named Pete, identical to the little rascals dog.
Yessir,back in the 70s I was there a couple days a week 72-75. I knew Mr Hilleys son & bought a 73 250 Yamaha Enduro 929$ cash & later @ their Brandon location I bought a 1000LTD 80,Kawasaki 3750.00$ in 1980. Small world..Armenia Ave baby!!
@@richardmorris6365 Mr. Hilleys, Didn’t know that, you must be from the forest hills area. I was about a block away in Carrollwood. Those were some good times. They sold me a 1984 YZ80, it was very fast
Actually they sold it to dad, thank you pops
@camarojeff9786 I'm out in Brandon actually Seffner area. We were either there or Barney's in StPete or L&S in Riverview. There used to be a place next door to Cahills that had thousands of used parts.
@@richardmorris6365 Barney’s , yep they were the only one who could rekey my jet ski. I lost the Key, they fixed it .
They are the most beautiful machines in the world. But the only thing that would quiet those noisy cams is regular use of full synthetic oil. I prefer valvoline
How much?
Is this bike sold?
my '72 Daytona T100R is not much different.
Other than being blue and white
and dirtier
fun scoot
Bute
This what I call beauty 1970 triumph boniville absolutely
best looking triumph of all time,my brother had the same US import in the eighties here in NZ and was the first british bike i rode and fell in love then i ended up getting a 73 750 bonnie US import,there a real nice 70 bonnie for sale here on trademe here in NZ for $17,000