Highlights

• The Bonneville T120 was originally made from 1959 thru 1975
• The 1963 model only came in Alaskan White and was the first year of the unit construction with nearly every component revised from the engine thru frame
• It was also the last Triumph designed by Edward Turner the father of the verticle twin and designer of the seminal 1937 Triumph Speed Twin
• The Bonneville name came from the achievements of Texas racer Johnny Allen who achieved a two-way average speed of 193.3 mph in September of 1955 on the Bonneville Salt Flats on his "Devil's Arrow" - a fairing clad methanol fueled 650cc Triumph twin
• This stunning restored Bonneville has the new "harmonica" chrome tank badge, the dual-tone seat and of course the twin Amal Monoblock carbs