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    Aug 09, 2019 1 minute

    1973-1980 Triumph T140 Bonneville

    By 1974, Triumph’s Meriden factory was worker-occupied, dependent on government support, and had one product line: the 750 Bonneville and its single-carb sibling, the 750 Tiger. The machines that emerged from the workers co-op used the familiar

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