2008 Triumph Tiger Abs on 2040-motos

$6,300

Year:2008 Mileage:24489 Color: Phantom Black

Location:

Hickory, North Carolina

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Triumph Tiger photos

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Triumph Tiger tech info

Type:Sport Touring

Triumph Tiger description

2008 Triumph Tiger ABS, This bike does it all! It is comfortable enough to ride all day and sporty. Excellent condition and always meticulously maintained. 2nd owner. 24k miles. Clean title in hand. Fresh full synthetic oil change. Just had valves checked and adjusted to factory specs. Just had sparks plugs changed as well. New rear brake line with sensor. Full coolant flush at 20k miles. Triumph Factory accessory TOR exhaust with proper remapping. Factory exhaust as well. Mirror extenders. Lower foot pegs for more touring comfort. Factory pegs as well. K&N air filter Triumph factory hard side panniers and top box with passenger comfort back rest. Michelin Road 2 tires front and rear with less than 1k miles on them Please contact me for more info. Text or call at 828-493-4458. Make a reasonable offer. Thanks for looking! $6,300.00

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