Triumph TR 6 Trophy in Movies
Engine
The engine was a Air cooled cooled Four stroke, parallel twin. A 71 x 82 mm stroke result in a displacement of just 649 cc / 39.6 cu in. The engine features a 8.5:1 (US and export) / 7.0:1 (UK) compression ratio.
Chassis
It came with a 3.25 x 19 Dunlop front tire and a 4.00 x 18 Dunlop rear tire. Stopping was achieved via 178 mm / 7" SLS drum in the front and a 178 mm / 7" SLS drum in the rear. The front suspension was a Telescopic fork, hydraulic damping while the rear was equiped with a Swing arm, 2 x Girling dampers The TR 6 Trophy is fitted with a US: 13.6 L / 3.6 US gal / 3 Imp gal / UK and export: 18 L / 4.8 US gal / 4 Imp gal fuel tank. The bike weighs just 166 kg / 365 lbs. The wheelbase is 1397 mm / 55 in long.

Un Martien à Paris
Gardien de la paix motocycliste sur Triumph Link to "www.prefecturedepolice.interieur.gouv.fr" Trophy TR6 Prefecture de Paris emploit avant 1957 http://cybermotorcycle.com/gallery/triumph-1957/Triumph-1957-04.htm
escort de Maires de Paris

Fumo di Londra
Not a Bonneville as it is the wrong colour. It is a 1964 Trophy TR6 http://www.aceclassics.co.uk/restoration

Mischief
Where the hell are Jun and Jplemoine when you need them??!! Maybe they sleep, you just added that one Don'y know anything about bikes, but there seems to be quite obvious a Triumph logo on the tank... It is a unit construction twin from the sixties but it has had struts put in place of the rear suspension units to make it a 'hard tail'. Looks to have only a single carb so is not a Bonneville. Maybe a Tiger 650? Good morning (I'm back home now ) Based on '69- Bonneville T120. 'Hard tail' as nzcarnerd says and front section is older leading/trailing drum brake. http://www.mrmini.com/minis_4sale/bikes/bonny%202_l.jpg
As I said first time round it has a single carb so is not a Bonneville. The front end is from an earlier model - no later than 1967 and the motor doesn't have the exhaust crossovers so is no later than 1968 but the tank badge suggests 1969. It probably started out as a 1967 TR6.