Gibson and Triumph celebrate 1959 with one off Les Paul and motorbike
1959 was a good year for classic guitars and motorbikes.
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Gibson and Triumph have celebrated the legacy of the 1959 Les Paul Standard and 1959 Bonneville T120 · Source: Gibson
Together Gibson and Triumph are raising awareness for a good cause. Announcing a special one-off 1959 Legends Custom Edition Les Paul and a matching 1959 Legends Custom Edition Bonneville T120.
The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride
Gibson and Triumph are helping raise awareness for The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride. An organisation that helps with men’s mental health, prostate cancer awareness and fundraises worldwide.
Gibson and Triumph have celebrated the legacy of the 1959 Les Paul Standard and 1959 Bonneville T120 · Source: Gibson
Why 1959?
Original Gibson 1959 Les Paul Standards are certainly one of the most highly sought after guitars on the vintage marketplace. Because they are considered the holy grail for many guitarists. Likewise, for Triumph, their 1959 Bonneville T120 is seen in a similar way, and because of this, they are also highly desirable.
Gibson 1959 Legends Custom Edition Les Paul · Source: Gibson
1959 Legends Les Paul Standard
The 1959 Legends Les Paul Standard features some special Triumph detailing. Including the hand coach-lined pickguard, which is inspired by the Bonnevilles trademark engine fins. Plus, it has that famous Triumph logo etched on the guitar’s bridge pickup cover. All this, along with a branded truss rod cover and special reissue switch backplate make this guitar something special for any Triumph fans.
You also get a certificate signed by Triumph CEO, Nick Bloor, and Cesar Gueikian, Brand President of Gibson Brands.
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- 1959 Legends Custom Edition Les Paul · Source: Gibson
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- Special switch back plate · Source: Gibson
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- Truss rod cover celebrates as well · Source: Gibson
1959 Legends Custom Edition Bonneville T120
A matching 1959 Legends Custom Edition Bonneville T120 has also been made. It comes with a hand-painted Iced Tea Burst paint scheme, mimicking the finish of the Les Paul. And it also features a Jet Black painted guitar neck and headstock shape. Guitar pick holders are also a feature of the saddle. Handy, as you never know when you’ll need one when you’re out riding your bike.
1959 Legends Custom Edition Bonneville T120 · Source: Gibson
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- Handy pick holders · Source: Gibson
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- Guitar neck and headstock design · Source: Gibson
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