2002 Triumph Bonneville America Engine Engine sound and walk around
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Enjoy listening to the sound of a 2002 Triumph Bonneville America. The Engine is a 790cc. The bike weighs about 500 pounds. I don't know if this is a "healthy" sounding engine or not, but I love it. The bike is so smooth to ride. I thought I'd just park and do a walk around for some fun. Enjoy! At the time of this recording the bike has about 9000 miles. I bought it used 7 months ago with 4600 miles. This is my first Motorcycle. It's been a lot of fun to ride! On the day I shot this, it was 80 Degrees Fahrenheit and I pulled over in Sterling Massachusetts.
This makes me miss how my bike looked when I bought it! I love how it looks now for sure though. an older man trailered my America and furniture from his house to his wife's from Oregon to Connecticut hoping he could sell it. I found it on craigslist and got an amazing deal on it. mine looked exactly like this. My tank has gold pinstripe on the tank. I think only the 2006 model had that. when I picked it up it had a Corbin seat that I had to take off. My girlfriend would cry because of how hard it was and would leave her bruised. No joke! I put the stock seats back on and it was 1000x better. I am currently putting my light bar back on with LED's. mine is the same light bar. I have owned many bikes and this is the most reliable one I have ever owned. My dad was completely against me getting this one because he thought it was going to be a nightmare but he was completely wrong. Yours has a few nice upgrades that mine didn't have though like the newer style mirrors and such
Nice. I have a 2004 Speedmaster, great bike to ride. I do need to get rid of the drag style bars and put a set from an America on it, maybe more comfortable.
I have the chrome sprocket cover from an EFI America (2013-ish) thats just like the one on your bike except it doesn't have the fins. it's in mint condition. I bought it to use it on my bike but I ended up using the sprocket cover from a T100 Bonneville instead. I paid over a hundred dollars for it but if you wan't it you can have it as I have no use for it. I will be back in Massachusetts in a week or two.
Here was my bike 2 days after I bought it. I took the light bar off before this video to figure out why it wasnt working thats why its not on there.
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Fun! I just love seeing people on America's since it's not very common. I saw an old man on a 2003 heading north on I-95 last year. He took an off ramp and I pulled up next to him at the T and talked to him for a moment.
Awesome Marshall, you can find me on FB or ebecker@mac.com I'm out in the Marlborough area...