Thornton Sinkredan English store specialized in the construction of motorcycle preparations, recently presented its last project in collaboration with Dewaltthe leading company in the marketing of tools for a broad spectrum of construction -related sectors.
This Bobber and offroad cut preparation is the result of the challenge proposed by Dewalt to the people of Thornton Hundred, as its creators directly explain: “Dewalt contacted us a week before his event and asked us if we could deliver it. We said no, and we got down to work to create the most crazy personalized Dewalt bicycle in history.”
Thornton Hundred Motorcycles x Dewalt: rolling toolbox
We assume that Thornton Hundred team tried to reflect in this preparation the essence of the American company. That is why, in addition to combining the corporate colors of this, they have also included a series of Dewalt products distributed throughout the motorcycle. About this argue: “We disassemble the original bicycle and rebuild it to turn it into a rolling showcase of Dewalt chaos.”
And they continue detailing: “Carbon wheels, personalized wide scams, pivoting lights mounted on the handlebar and a seat built with Dave that hides a complete tool kit. Yes, really.” They conclude by stating that there are “Electric tools everywhere: this is what happens when a far -fetched manufacturing meets a period of one week.”
For the project, Thornton Hundred earned a Triumph Bonneville T120 driven by a bicilindrical parallel engine of 8 valves, 1,200 cc and liquid cooling that homologates a final power of 80 CV at 6,550 rpm and 105 nm of maximum torque at 3,550 rpm. While this section has remained unchanged, the same has not happened with other elements on its cycle.
Both the braking equipment, as well as the tire equipment or the game of tires that mounts this preparation are new invoice. Also the tilting and rear subchassis tailored. As a culmination of this splendid work by Thornton Hundred Motorcycles we have a peculiar exhaust system with front side output, unusual and truly striking.
