Eight bikes in Triumph’s Modern Classic family just received the Gold Line treatment. There isn’t any change to performance – simply exquisite, hand-finished, cosmetic detail that might just tempt riders to swing a leg over a new Bonneville.
Gold Line – Limited Production Run
Earlier in 2021, Triumph gave the Bonneville modern-classic range an overhaul. It tweaked various design aspects and improved the performance of its 900cc and 1200cc engines. Importantly, it made the range Euro5-compliant.
At the same time, it produced a limited edition of a sublimely painted, Street Twin which it dubbed Gold Line. The eye-catching design got an excellent reception. It sold out.
On the back of that, the British motorcycle marque has released eight new, limited-edition models from across the Bonneville range. To boot they’re all as beautifully painted as the forerunner.
These charismatic Gold Line models form a limited production run that will last for 12 months.
Special Edition T120 Black Gold Line Special Edition T120 Black Gold Line Special Edition T120 Gold Line Special Edition T120 Gold Line Street Scrambler Gold Line Triumph Bobber Gold Line Special Edition Special Edition T100 Gold Line Scrambler 1200 XC Gold Line Speedmaster Gold Line Special Edition 
Special Edition Scrambler 1200 XE Gold Line
The Bonneville T120, T120 Black, T100, Street Scrambler, Speedmaster, Bobber and both Scrambler variants (XE and XC) – all benefit from these perfectly executed, subtly intricate, two-tone paint schemes. Customers will have the option to specify the Gold Line scheme at purchase.
Classic Hand-Painted Pinstripe Finish
All models have (with mastery) been hand-painted by Triumph’s paint experts and feature the Gold Line logo. As the Gold Line suffix suggests, gold pinstriping is the most prominent feature and gives all the models a strong classic air.
The finish of these motorcycles will hold strong appeal for aficionados of classic bikes and fans of the neo-retro Bonneville range. Furthermore, with the diversity in design, there’s bound to be a favourite for all admirers.
Aside, from an incredibly steady hand, it takes years of experience and tuned expertise to achieve the flawless hand-painted finish. It’s unsurprising then that the artists proudly sign completed work with their initials – making each bike even more special.
The Gold Line editions are available now from Triumph dealers, costing £600 more (for the Street Scrambler and T100) and £800 more for all other models.
Gold Line: Special Edition Triumph Modern Classic Range
