Customizing British Triumph Bonneville Motorcycle EB019

British motorcycle Triumph Bonneville already in the factory version can give odds to any custom bike. But as they say, “there is no limit to perfection”, and even a budget alteration can make the appearance of the old motorcycle bright and unique.

The owner of the 2011 Triumph Bonneville motorcycle came to the Ellaspede workshop convinced that the appearance of his motorcycle should be improved at all costs. Often, to make the motorcycle look much better, just add a few stylish details.

It was along the path of least resistance that the guys from custom- went Ellaspede workshop located in Brisbane, Australia. Among the most obvious changes in the Triumph Bonneville EB019 project are frame changes and genuine leather seats, a short rear wing and a low steering wheel.

Initially Ellaspede masters planned to install spoked wheels on the motorcycle, but, due to the limited budget of the project, it was decided to install alloy wheels painted in black powder method.

The original headlight and dashboard remained on Bonneville, but they were installed a little lower to balance the design and smooth the silhouette of the bike. In place of the standard anthers of the front fork, retro-style corrugated ones appeared. The finishing touches to the project were given by an elegant LED brake light under the seat, a new license plate bracket, a shorter silencer, other handles, mirrors and other details.