Triumph Tiger Sport 800 Tour Revealed Globally – Gets a Major Upgrade in Standard Touring Accessories
While the engine and chassis remain unchanged from the standard Tiger Sport 800, the Tour variant sets itself apart with a suite of official Triumph accessories as standard.
By Sanorita
-The Tiger Sport 800 Tour offers a combined luggage capacity of 106 litres.
-It is 18 kg heavier than the standard version.
Triumph has introduced the Tiger Sport 800 Tour, with an extensive range of touring-focused features for long-distance comfort. While the engine and chassis remain unchanged from the standard Tiger Sport 800, the Tour variant sets itself apart with a suite of official Triumph accessories as standard. These include knuckle guards, a dual Comfort Seat, a centre stand, and heated grips.
The bike’s touring capabilities are further enhanced by an aluminium luggage rack with integrated, colour-matched panniers (with 57 litres of storage space), a twin-helmet top box (49 litres) with dual backrest pads.
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The Tour variant also adds a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). Compared to the standard Tiger Sport 800 (214 kg), the new version is 18 kg heavier, weighing 232 kg.
Triumph Tiger Sport 800 Tour: Colours
The Tiger Sport 800 Tour comes with two eye-catching colour options. The first option is Matt Cobalt, featuring deep blue shades contrasted with Matt Sapphire Black and gold highlights. The second option is Carnival Red, delivering a vivid, glossy look with matching Sapphire Black and gold accents.
Triumph Tiger Sport 800 Tour: Engine, Hardware, and Other Details
The Tiger Sport 800 Tour is powered by the same 798cc liquid-cooled triple unit as the standard model. This unit churns out 113bhp at 10,750rpm and 84Nm at 8,500rpm, with 90% of torque available in the mid-range for smooth, responsive acceleration. The bike has a tubular steel frame with a pressed-steel swingarm, Showa 41mm USD forks, and a rear monoshock, both offering 150mm travel.
Other highlights include radial callipers, Cornering ABS, Michelin Road 5 tyres on 17-inch wheels, an adjustable windscreen, an 18.6-litre fuel tank, an 835mm seat height, three riding modes, TPMS, and My Triumph connectivity.
