For decades now, the Triumph Bonneville has been considered by many as the ultimate jack-of-all-trades machine. In recent years, the good old Bonnie has taken a more lifestyle-centric approach. More and more people are buying Triumph Bonnevilles because of the aesthetic that they offer – and that's not really a bad thing.
It goes without saying that when something is popular and successful, a lot of people will try to imitate it. The Triumph Bonneville is no different, and while we've seen lots of other bikes inspired by the Bonnie's ethos, there's a new model in the market that seems to be a blatant copy of the British Twin. It's called the Brixton Cromwell 1200, a Chinese-made retro-inspired machine, that does little to hide its Bonneville inspirations. Indeed, we've talked about this bike before and when it was launched in China. This time around, it's making its way to other markets, with the most recent being Malaysia.
