Triumph’s modern classics, notably the Bonneville and Thruxton, have garnered acclaim among bike-modding enthusiasts for their customization potential. Tamarit Motorcycles of Elche, Spain, stands out as a leading authority in this realm, with BAAK Motocyclettes of Lyon, France, also showcasing remarkable projects.
Under Remi Reguin’s leadership, BAAK Motocyclettes has undertaken numerous Triumph modifications, consistently delivering impressive results. One notable project, a Bonneville T120 scrambler dating back to 2017, exemplifies the company’s craftsmanship while retaining the bike’s inherent aesthetic.
Commissioned with specific requests such as a British Racing Green fuel tank finish, BAAK’s artisans integrated bespoke elements while preserving the Bonneville’s identity. Notable modifications include a redesigned subframe, handcrafted leather upholstery, and custom storage solutions, enhancing both form and function.
Further enhancements, such as retro-inspired lighting and performance upgrades, complement the Bonneville’s classic appeal while catering to modern riders’ preferences.
BAAK’s meticulous attention to detail and commitment to quality underscore their reputation as premier bike customizers, ensuring each project resonates with its owner’s vision and expectations.