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2013 Triumph Tiger on 2040-motos

US $10,000.00
YearYear:2013 MileageMileage:11 ColorColor: Gray
Location:

Santa Rosa, California, United States

Santa Rosa, California, United States
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Triumph Tiger tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):800 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty TypeType:Dual-Purpose For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Triumph Tiger description

2013 Triumph Tiger 800xc ABS This bike is ready for anything. Fresh tires, well maintained, and ready for action. Fantastic touring bike or commuter, or you could just load it up and ride off whatever direction you fancy. This bike could probably take you around the world if you have enough spirit of adventure. Huge following for this smoothly powered adventure bike. Rides like a recliner, but will take you just about anywhere. Thenbike is in near-perfect condition. Tipped once in the mud, but never crashed. Original color is the Matte Green - but I had 3M Vinyl put over the tank for aesthetics, and scratch protection on the original tank - can easily be removed if you like. Tank underneath is in fine condition. Just over 11k miles. Tires and synthetic oil have 1500 miles on them. Registered until June 2017.   Included, and installed accessories (over $4500 of all the goodies you could want): SW Motech Luggage: $1800 worth of premium storage  includes locking water-tight luggage. (racks top box $148, Quick Release Side Racks - $322, Side cases $800, top box $413,  ALSO INCLUDES a set of Motech removable liners for side boxes - $70). Progressive Shock (with remote preload) and Fork Springs - $800  This was a major improvement over the factory suspension - more composed, and more compliant- includes stock shock and springs. Pretty fresh Shinko 705 Tires with only about 1500 miles on them - great balance for road riding, and hardpack/gravel . Very durable, and high-mileage tires! Also included is a set of Heidennau K60s - arguably the best long-range adventure tire available - they only have about 1500 miles on them - was saving them for real action. Barkbusters - $180 Barnett Clutch - installed at 8k miles. REVEL LED Headlights - these are the "real deal" - they really light up the road! $400 OPT-7 LED Headlights - huge improvement over stock - $150 Heated Grips - $140 SW Motech Crashbars - $300 SW Motech Skid Plate - $200 High-mount Front Fender for additional clearance in off-road conditions - $50 SW Motech bar risers - $80 2" Rox Risers/rotators - $80 3M Vinyl Wrap - Matte Metallic Gray on Tank/Beak - $200 Center Stand $200 Lowered 1.25" - but easily reversible. Quickens road handling, at minimal sacrifice to ground clearance. Grill Guard - to prevent radiator damage due to road debris - $80 Included, but not installed: Set of Heidennau K60s w/ ~1500 miles on them plus spare front/rear tubes - $400 worth of extra rubber Side-stand foot Moose Racing headlight guard

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