TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE T120

Bud Ekins was a renowned stuntman and motorcycle racer, best known for his work in Hollywood and his association with actor Steve McQueen. One of the motorcycles closely associated with Ekins is the Triumph T120. The Triumph T120 is a classic motorcycle produced by the British manufacturer Triumph Engineering in the 1960s. It was a popular model known for its performance and iconic design. Ekins famously used a Triumph TR6 Trophy in the famous motorcycle jump scene in the movie "The Great Escape" (1963), where he performed the stunt for McQueen's character, who was trying to escape from German soldiers. While not specifically a T120, the TR6 was similar in many respects, sharing the same basic engine and frame as the T120. Ekins' involvement with Triumph motorcycles, particularly in high-profile films like "The Great Escape," helped cement the brand's reputation for speed and durability. The association between Ekins, McQueen, and Triumph motorcycles has become legendary in the motorcycle world. Traction Control, Tank Pad, Rider Modes, LED Indicators, Knee Pads, Cream Handle Bar Grips, Centre Stand, Battlax Advernturecross tyres, Bar End Mirrors, ABS Braking

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