Triumph Tiger 900

Triumph Tiger 900 Engine and Other Specifications

The new Tiger 900 is equipped with an 888cc liquid-cooled three-cylinder engine that has four-valve per cylinder and DOHC configurations. It has a multipoint sequential electronic fuel injection system accompanied by an electronic throttle control. The engine outputs a maximum power of 106.50bhp at 9500 rpm and peak torque of 90 Nm at 6850 rpm. These deliveries are transmitted to the wheels through a six-speed manual gearbox linked through a wet multi-plate clutch. Further, the Triumph Tiger 900 mileage is claimed to be 21.2 km/l which is variable in different ride conditions.

Speaking of other specifications, this two-wheeler has a tubular steel trellis main frame and a fabricated bolt-on aluminium rear sub-frame. The suspension of the vehicle has 45mm upside-down front forks feasible for manual rebound and compression damping with 180mm travelability. In the rear, a Marzocchi suspension unit is there, featuring manual preload and rebound damping adjustability of up to 170mm.

The vehicle touches the ground on cast aluminium wheels of 19-inch size in the front and 17-inch in the rear. The front wheel wears a 100mm wide Metzeler TouranceTM Next tyre while the rear one sports a 150mm wide tyre. Furthermore, this Triumph bike gets twin 320mm floating front discs and a single 255mm rear disc, offering precise stopping power. Dimensionally, it has a wheelbase of 1556mm and an adjustable seat height of 820-840mm.

Triumph Tiger 900 Exterior Elements

The exterior design of this motorbike looks impressive for its rugged, sleek, modern design elements. It flaunts a bold and aerodynamic front fairing and a muscular fuel tank, exuding an aura of adventure and power. The body panels with the sharp lines contribute to the bike's overall resilience while dual headlamps make it look unique. Besides, the Tiger 900 exhibits a long transparent visor, sturdy hand guards, and an additional element below the headlamps. The seat design is split and stepped while the exhaust pipe is upswept on the left. In the rear, it features a sleek tail light, thin turn indicators, and a sturdy pillion grab bar.

Triumph Tiger 900 Features

The Triumph Tiger 900 comes with plenty of features that add to the bike’s performance and rider’s convenience. It incorporates a cornering antilock braking system that aids in bike stability and rider safety during cornering. The bike has also been provided with six riding modes – Rain, Sport, Rider Configurable, Off-Road and Off-Road Pro. These modes enhance convenience while riding through different surfaces in different riding conditions.

The motorbike has also been equipped with a full-colour 7-inch TFT instrument pack with the brand’s home connectivity system. It displays all the essential information to the rider along with keeping him/her connected on the move. Moreover, it has a kill switch, pass light, electric start attribute, and GPS and navigation, among other features on offer.

Triumph Tiger 900 Price and Variants

The British manufacturer sells this vehicle in two variants – GT and Rally Pro – each with slightly different features. It is available in six shade combinations – Graphite/Sapphire Black, Snowdonia White/Sapphire Black, Edit Carnival Red/Sapphire Black, Carbon Black/Sapphire Black, Ash Grey/Intense Orange, and Matt Khaki Green/Matt Phantom Black.

The Triumph Tiger 900 price is similar to that of the Suzuki Katana, Ducati Scrambler 1100, and Aprilia RS 660. Scroll up to the price section to check the recently update price of the Tiger 900.