2016 Triumph Tiger on 2040-motos
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Mileage:517
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Engine Size (cc):800
Warranty:Vehicle has an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
Triumph Tiger description
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The ULTIMATE Tiger 800 is ready to take on any challenge. On-road or off-road, the Tiger 800 XCA delivers.
Equipped with traction control, switchable ABS, 3 Rider Modes, and a second generation 95PS 800cc triple engine with a seamless flow of torque, the Tiger 800 XCA goes further still. Standard equipment includes heated rider and passenger seats, heated grips, LED fog lamps, and an uprated 650W alternator complete with 3 auxiliary sockets that can power everything you need from heated clothing to GPS systems. It also features aluminium pannier rails making it ready to tour with the optional Expedition luggage set. The finely honed handling and ride are everything you would expect from a Triumph. The suspension features 43mm WP USD forks that have 220mm of front wheel travel and come with adjustable rebound and compression damping. The WP monoshock is adjustable for both preload and rebound and comes with a remote reservoir and delivers 215mm of wheel travel. This stellar example of Triumph's highest spec adventure 800 motorcycle is finished in Matte Khaki (green) and is just as it was off the showroom floor. It was properly and gently broken in to it's first service at 500 miles. Is garaged, covered and waiting for it's owner. Excellent chance to get an as new example of the top of the line fully loaded Tiger 800 without paying dealer and other extra fees. This motorcycle was nearly $18,000 (MSRP $15,500, plus tax, license and setup fees) out the door and it will go on this NO RESERVE auction for far less!This vehicle includes all service records, manuals, spare keys and a brand new Nelson Rigg X-large cover with reflective panels and carrying case. Dealer has performed first service complete with all software updates. Ted Simon rode around the world with his Triumph Tiger as chronicled in his book 'Travels with Jupiter' The XCA is loaded with every possible option direct from the factory and has as standard equipment: -WP adjustable suspension -Traction control -Electronic cruise control -Switchable ABS -3 Rider Modes - rain, road and rider programmable -Heated rider and passenger seats -Heated grips -LED fog lamps -Ambient temperature gauge -650W alternator with 3 auxiliary sockets -Heavy duty pegs, engine, fork and fog light guards, -Bash plate -Center stand -Handguards Rider magazine review Total Motorcycle review Motorcycle magazine review Triumph Tiger Specs AND don't miss this series: ICON Raiden Triumph Tiger feature |
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