1976 Triumph Bonneville Pictures
The 1976 Triumph Bonneville motorcycle was built to rival the low-cost Japanese bikes that were becoming increasingly popular in the U.S. market.
 The 1967 Bonnevilles were the first to be built under the new Meriden financial cooperative. |
 As in earlier Bonnevilles, the 1976 Bonne's tachometer displayed no redline. |
 Bonneville's overhead-valve twin had been around since the mid 1960s and in 1973 was boosted to 750 cc, from 650 cc. |
 Bonneville color choices were limited to red or blue with white accents, but Triumph got the most out of them; note the gold pinstripes. |
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