Triumph Bonneville description
Here's your chance to own a piece of iconic history! In cooperation with the Mcqueen estate; Triumph built this limited edition (1100 in the world) matte khaki green Bonneville T100 numbered at 776. Garage kept, never dropped and tenderly ridden. Mostly due to working overseas. Clean title and in hand with all McQueen paperwork / Triumph saddlebags / Wolfman soft saddle bag / original tires (NEW) & bike cover. No trades, no seller finance & no BS.
More INFO: http://ridermagazine.com/2012/10/04/ridden-rated-triumph-t100-steve-mcqueen-edition/
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