Triumph Unveils James Bond-Inspired Motorcycle To Celebrate Its Cameo In ‘No Time To Die’

To commemorate its involvement in the upcoming James Bonds movie, Triumph has launched a James Bond Edition of its Scrambler 1200 motorcycle.

Limited to just 250 examples worldwide, the already sold-out Bond-inspired bike retailed for $18,500.

Bond Edition Scrambler 1200 motorcycle.

James Bond is best known for his taste in cars when it comes to modes of transportation. We’ve seen the iconic Aston Martin DB5 aka the ‘007 car’ and the submarine Lotus Espirit S1, which are just few of dozens of Bonds cars over the years.

Though the latest James Bond movie “No Time to Die” was postponed due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, we will get to see the “Spy” ride on a monstrous motorcycle when the movie reaches the theaters on November 25th.

In one of the movie’s blockbuster action sequences, Craig’s Bond rides a Triumph bike while performing some spectacular stunts along the way.

To commemorate its involvement in the upcoming James Bond movie, Triumph has launched a Bond Edition of its Scrambler 1200 motorcycle.

Based on the top spec Scrambler XE, the model runs on a 1200cc engine capable of producing 89 horsepower.

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It has a durable tubular steel frame with an aluminum cradle and an exterior worthy of an international spy.

Every of these motorcycle features a unique billet riser clamp with laser-etched, unique edition numbering.

The leather seat is also embroidered with the hero’s numerical logo.

This limited edition bike has blacked-out elements, including the rear mudguard; grab rail; sump guard and infills; front forks; high value engine badges with gold accents and black powder-coated swingarm.

The already sold-out bike is limited to only 250 examples worldwide, which retailed for $18,500.

We’ll get to see this bike in action when the “No Time to Die” reach the theaters on November 25th.

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