2025 Triumph Bobber | Style-Icon or Weekend Eye-Candy | Test Ride Review

#triumphbobber #Bobber 2025 #BobberTFC 2025 Triumph Bonneville Bobber Review – I ride the new Triumph Bobber to answer: is this style-icon worth buying, or just weekend eye-candy? In this in-depth test ride, I cover everything from the 1200cc parallel-twin engine, peak power & torque, Showa front forks, hidden rear mono-shock suspension, tyre sizes, and braking setup. I compare how it stacks up against its sibling the Speed Twin 1200 in terms of power delivery and responsiveness. I also dig into the real-world practicality: filtering through traffic, rider modes (Road & Rain), the floating solo seat, no luggage space, and how well it works as a daily ride vs a purely Sunday cruiser. With a UK price tag of about £13,195, this bike sits in competition with machines like the BMW R NineT, Speed Twin RS, etc. Is it a head-turner that delivers, or does it fall short in performance and handling? If you want relaxed cruising, unique style, and a strong presence on the road, the Bobber may hit the spot. But if you want sharp throttle response, commuter-friendly agility, or space for gear and a pillion, you might end up wanting more. Key Topics in this video: • Bobber specs and styling – 1200cc, 78 PS / 106 Nm • Tyres: 100/90-19 front, 150/80-16 rear • Brakes & suspension: twin 310mm Brembo / 47mm Showa forks / hidden rear shock • Rider modes, ABS, traction control, floating seat, etc. The Good bits, bad bits and my overall conclusion Join me on instagram   / toni_reviews   or on   / let_us_live_clothing   #triumphmotorcycles triumphbobber #Bobber 2025 #BobberTFC