2001 Triumph Tiger 955i on 2040-motos

$2,500

Year:0 Mileage:10

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2001 Triumph Tiger 955i, $2,500, image 1

Triumph Tiger description

2001 Triumph Tiger 955i Titled for the 1st time in 2011! This 2001 955i Tiger spent the 1st ten years in a heated and air conditioning private collection of vintage and rare bikes. Beautiful Rullette Green in color this bike is flawless. Never tipped or scratched. Matching factory removable hardside rear cases. Tourtech engine guards. Tourtech radiator and oil cooler guards. 10,060 careful miles. Metzler Tourance Tires, 75%. 12 v Power Supply (BMW style plug) on Bars. Wired for Gerbings twelve volt accessories. Powerful and smooth triple cyclinder motor. New Battery and all Fluids in 2011. Looks like New, Runs like New, Drives like new. Fly in and Ride Home. This bike is ready for a cross town, cross country, or a round the world trip!

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