Triumph Tiger 900 GT Bikes For Sale

Specs

• Seat Height: Average (810 mm / 31.9 inches)
• Dry Weight: Heavy (194 kg / 428 lbs)
• Fuel Capacity: High (20.0 litres / 5.3 US gallons)
• Economy: Average (55 mpg / 5.1 l/100km / 19.5 km/l)
• Range: High (240 miles / 386 km)
• Top Speed: High (125 mph / 201 km/h)
• Capacity: Average (888 cc)
• Power: Average (94 bhp / 70 kW)
• Redline: High (10,200 rpm)
• Road Tax / VED: Very High (£101 Per Year)
• Launch RRP: £11,100

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What Is It?

The Triumph Tiger 900 GT is a mid-range road focused adventure style bike and is powered by a Euro 5 compliant liquid cooled 888 cc triple engine, producing 93.9 bhp at 8,750 rpm and maximum torque at 7,250 rpm.

Features include:

• Steel tubular frame with Aluminium subframe and swingarm
• Dual 320 mm discs up front with Brembo Stylema four piston calipers
• 255 mm disc at the rear with Brembo single piston caliper
• Cornering ABS
• Adjustable 45 mm Marzocchi upside down fork with 180 mm travel
• Adjustable Marzocchi rear shock with 170 mm travel
• 810 mm / 830 mm adjustable seat
• Ride modes: Rain, Road, Sport, Off-Road
• LED lighting all round
• Slip and assist clutch
• Heated grips
• Cruise control
• 5-level adjustable screen
• 12V socket to left of seat
• USB charger under the seat
• 3->1 exhaust system
• 6 speed gearbox with gear position indicator

Compared to the old Tiger 800 XRX there's an 88 cc larger engine with the same power output 750 rpm lower down, 10% higher torque 800 rpm lower down, a stronger mid-range, Euro 5 tweaks, a cool split radiator design, a new 1->3->2 engine firing order for more character, the latest Brembo Stylema calipers, 1 litre more fuel capacity, new cornering ABS and lean angle aware traction control, a new LED headlight, new larger 7" TFT dash, new mirrors and it's even 6 kg lighter (mostly from the new frame).

The GT is uniquely available with a low ride height as a zero cost option with 760 mm / 780 mm seat heights and it's 1 kg lighter than the standard GT.

Crucially Triumph have ditched the old confusing naming system, comprised of XR / XC for on and off road trims, instead simplifying with various levels named GT for road, Rally for off-road and Pro for the top level on each side.

The 10-spoke 19" front wheel takes a Metzeler Tourance Next 100/90 tyre and the rear 17" a 150/70.

Accessories include the quickshifter, engine bars, heated seats, comfort seat, LED fog lights, headlight guard, screen deflector, centre stand, side opening panniers, top opening panniers, 42 / 52 litre top box and TPMS.

Colours: Black, white, red

Up And Down The Range

The base spec £9,500 Tiger 900 does without the colour TFT dash, Sport / Off-Road riding modes, cruise control, heated grips, radiator guard, hand guards, under seat 12V socket and cannot be lowered or made A2 compliant although it's 2 kg lighter.

At the top of the range the £12,800 GT Pro builds on the GT with connectivity, a quickshifter, electronically adjustable rear suspension, a custom riding mode, LED fog lights, heated seats, backlit switches, centre stand and TPMS but it's 4 kg heavier. It has an off-road equivalent in the £13,100 Rally Pro with wire spoked wheels, Pirelli Scorpion Rally tyres, longer travel Showa suspension and a higher seat.

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