Win a PAIR of Triumph Bonnevilles
Benefits the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum
Draws in July 2009
Raffle Benefits
The Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum of Pickerington, Ohio recognizes those who have made significant contributions to American motorcycling, including those who have excelled in motorcycle business, history, design and engineering, in addition to those known for their contributions to road riding, off-road riding and all categories of motorcycle racing. Inductees are elected into the Motorcycle Hall of Fame by the Induction Committee, which consists of living Motorcycle Hall of Famers and independent volunteers who are experts in their given disciplines. The public is welcome to submit nominations.
Raffle Prizes
You have the chance to win a fully restored 1959 pre-unit T120 Bonneville and an all-new limited-edition 2009 50th Anniversary T100 Bonneville, a package valued at $35,000.
Named in honor of Johnny Allen’s 193 mph run aboard a Triumph-powered streamliner at the famed salt flats in 1955, the twin-carb Bonneville was officially launched at the 1959 Earl’s Court Motorcycle Show in Great Britain.
The versatile and fast Bonneville was a hit from the start, and the nameplate would remain in the Triumph lineup until the company closed its Meriden factory in 1983. Following the company’s reorganization in 1991, the Bonneville returned in 2000.
To celebrate the Bonneville’s golden anniversary, Triumph will produce 650 Bonneville T100 50th Anniversary bikes, each uniquely numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by John Bloor, the owner of Triumph Motorcycles Ltd.
Bearing the original 1959 model’s pearl grey and tangerine livery, the anniversary model features white piping and a gold Triumph logo on the seat, special side panel decals, and a chromed cam cover. This bike is number 41 of 650.
Raffle Tickets and Contact Information
Tickets cost just $5 each or get five for $20. To learn a ton more about these two bikes, to buy tickets online for the raffle and to see all thats going on at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum please visit their website at MotorcycleMuseum.org. Thanks!
