Triumph Bonneville 790 Reviews

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Triumph Bonneville 790
3.6 stars
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Average Ratings for Triumph Bonneville 790

  • Build quality3.3 stars
  • Reliability3.8 stars
  • Value for Money3.9 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings3.7 stars
  • Overall Rating3.6 stars

3 Reviews For Triumph Bonneville 790

  • cvpierce 1st Apr 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    Bad Points: the bike is under powered, weighs a ton and the brakes struggle to pull it up at high speed. the standard suspension is terrible. first time i've had to by after market shocks and fork springs for a new bike. indicator lenses tend to disintegrate[ poor plastics] corrosion appears just about anywhere.


    General comments: The Triumph Boneville 790 has a poor finish. 2 year old owned from new, used all year round, cleaned every week without fail. corrosion on wheel rims, hubs and most fasteners in general. doesn't like water so when its been cleaned electrics go on the fritz, oil light comes on and indicators don't work properly.
    i've seen low mileage ones that are just as bad.

  • Guest 6th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I have done 50,000 kms on my 2002 model Triumph Bonneville and I have been most impressed. If you are after a good all round machine they are hard to pass up. Good mid range power, particualy if you fit more free flowing mufflers. Reliable and easy to live with, low seat hight.

  • smjudge Rank: Lance Corporal 19th Aug 2005

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    T100 model's engine has the edge if you can afford the additional £6/700 - sometimes looking for 5th gear; no security so you need to add it, so the steering lock has a seperate key; no quick seat removal, so no storage.

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