2013 Triumph Tiger Explorer Xc - Matte Khaki Green Explorer Xc - Matte Khaki Green on 2040-motos
Year:2013
Mileage:0
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Type:Cruiser
Phone:(866) 325-3835
Triumph Tiger description
2013 TRIUMPH Tiger Explorer XC - Matte Khaki Green, Looking for even more adventure? The new Tiger Explorer XC is ready for your next adventure. The XC isnt just designed to get you noticed. Its designed to go the distance on road or off the beaten track. Thats because it has the Explorers incredible dynamic handling, plus all the kit you need to keep going when things get challenging, including new aluminum rimmed, steel spoked wheels with tubeless tires, hand guards, engine bars and fog lights. Thats on top of the shaft-driven 1,215 cc triple that produces 137 PS and 121 Nm of torque, the cruise control and switchable ABS.
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