Fearless and intrepid the impressive
Tiger is the ideal partner for adventure. Whether crossing continents,
countries, commuting or simply riding for the hell of it, the Tiger is
always a willing accomplice with its lusty power delivery, surefooted
composure and excellent rider comfort.
A hefty 105PS (104bhp) is delivered from the fuel injected liquid-cooled
955cc three-cylinder engine, with an even heftier 92Nm (67ft.lbf) torque at
4,400 rpm. The Tiger is all about usability and its motor churns out just
that – instant, accessible drive from any engine speed. Add the sturdy
tubular steel perimeter frame, supple long-travel suspension and powerful
triple-disc braking set-up and the Tiger becomes an agile back-road blaster
– or super-composed motorway muncher. It has the comfort, purpose and poise
of a true all-rounder.
And with practical touches like the vast 24 litres (6.3 gallon US) fuel tank
and the efficient, frame-mounted fairing, which keeps the worst of the
windblast and weather at bay, the Tiger’s usability factor multiplies.
Powerful twin headlights illuminate the darkest night and, as with all
Triumphs, an extensive range of accessories is available for the Tiger,
including hard and soft luggage, heated grips and mudguard extensions.
Colour options are Jet Black, Lucifer Orange and Aluminium Silver.
But there’s one other detail about the rugged Tiger that countless legions
of satisfied owners will be only too happy to divulge. As well as being a
practical and useful motorcycle even the briefest spin on a Tiger will make
a rider grin, from ear to ear. It’s that sort of bike.
Aluminum silver, British Racing Green, Lucifer Orange.

2006
Triumph Tiger
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