Triumph Thruxton

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The Triumph Thruxton is the café racer of the Hinckley Bonneville family, named after the Thruxton 500-mile race that Triumph won in the 1960s. The model introduced in 2004 used the air-cooled 865cc parallel twin with clip-on bars, rear-set footrests and a bum-stop seat for a classic café-racer stance.

It is a modest performer by modern standards, with about 68 hp, but it offers authentic retro style and an easy-going character. Fuel injection arrived in 2008, hidden inside throttle bodies styled like carburettors. Triumph replaced it in 2016 with the liquid-cooled 1,200cc Thruxton and Thruxton R. Rivals include the Royal Enfield Continental GT and Moto Guzzi V7 Racer.

Year	Engine	Power	Weight	Seat	Fields
2016	865 cc	67.2 hp	214 kg	820 mm	53
2015	865 cc	67.2 hp	214 kg	820 mm	53
2014	865 cc	67.2 hp	210 kg	790 mm	53
2013	865 cc	67.2 hp	210 kg	790 mm	53
2012	865 cc	67.2 hp	210 kg	790 mm	52
2011	865 cc	67.2 hp	210 kg	790 mm	51
2010	865 cc	67.2 hp	205 kg	790 mm	51
2009	865 cc	67.2 hp	205 kg	790 mm	50
2008	865 cc	69 hp	205 kg	790 mm	48
2007	865 cc	68.4 hp	205 kg	790 mm	49