2012 Triumph Tiger 1050 Se Abs Dual Sport on 2040-motos
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Enfield, Connecticut, US
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Type:Dual Sport
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2012 Triumph Tiger 1050 SE ABS, The new Triumphs are here! Come see what theyre all about! - Scratch. Tour. Commute. Three bikes in one. Tiger 1050 Special Edition. Equally at home in the urban jungle as it is prowling on the open road. Looking for adventure? This even more practical and desirable Tiger with its commanding riding position, its muscular 1,050 cc triple engine, powerful brakes and high specification sporty chassis. With added ABS, new colors, color matched saddlebags and handguards. One up or two, get there in style and have fun on the way.
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