Triumph Bonneville Newchurch
The Triumph Bonneville 'Newchurch' is not a standard production model but rather a custom-built motorcycle created by renowned British custom builder Fred Walmsley of Newchurch Motorcycles in the early 2000s, based on the modern Triumph Bonneville T100 platform. It gained significant fame after being featured in the 2005 film 'Mission: Impossible III' and various media appearances, showcasing a stripped-back, café racer-inspired aesthetic that highlighted the classic lines of the modern Bonneville. The build helped cement the Triumph Bonneville's status as a premier canvas for custom motorcycle builders worldwide.
~61 hp
Power
~68 Nm
Torque
~195 kg wet
Weight
~185 km/h (estimated, based on donor T100 platform; NOTE: custom builds vary)
Top Speed
~5.5 L/100km (estimated, based on donor T100 platform)
Fuel
Naked
Body
What Buyers Should Know
Custom Build Variability
The Newchurch is a limited-edition custom variant of the Bonneville, meaning build quality and component choices can vary. Always verify which specific parts were swapped or upgraded before purchasing.
Strong Collector Resale
Limited-edition Triumph Bonneville variants like the Newchurch tend to hold or appreciate in value due to rarity and brand prestige. Low mileage examples in original condition command a significant premium.
Electrical System Watch
Early Hinckley-era Triumph Bonnevilles are known for occasional electrical gremlins, including charging system issues and faulty regulator-rectifiers. Have a pre-purchase inspection done by a Triumph specialist to check the charging circuit.
Full Specifications
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