2000 Triumph Tiger

Pros: Excellent stability, braking, balance and brute power. The only one like it on the block.
Cons: Triumph needs to commit to the North American aftermarket. All parts ship from the UK.

I bought the Tiger one month ago and I have learned to loathe Seattle's rainy days. My fourth motorcycle and first Triumph, the Tiger has made a British moto convert of me. I had a new Aprilia Caponord on order, when I saw this black Tiger for sale on t ...

Pros: Big, sexy, butch traillee tourer with massive range and flexible, massive, engine
Cons: Gearbox slightly rough when cold: some vibration at around 4000RPM

I bought my tiger with 5000 miles on the clock through a Trumph dealer from one previous owner who had looked after it as if it were his first baby. Perfect condition, perfect service history, perfect buy!

It's a 2001 model in bright green and...

Pros: Function & Fun. Comfortable, stable. Wide Handlebars. Avon Tyres. Eccentric chain adjusters. Stainless brakes
Cons: Fuel mileage. Heavy throttle-return spring. Tube tires. 'Cartoonish' Graphics.

Purchased new in June of 2000 on the West Coast for 6200US$ at 3000miles on the clock. And that included an additional seat & exhaust pipes in the forms of Corbin & D & D (Dual carbon fiber units). Unless touring extensively, I prefer the stock seat for ...

Pros: Beautiful bike, lots of power, big 6 gallon tank
Cons: Heavy, expensive to maintain

I bought a 1998 Triumph Tiger 3 Months ago. Its a great bike. I Love the styling. Its hard to see a machine like this in the United states. I am 5'9 and in a dead stop i cam in my tippy toes. It is a very big bike and very top heavy. So if you tilt it...

Pros: Magnificent, powerful, comfortable.
Cons: Heavy, heavy, heavy

Looking for a replacement for my now well aged XL600 I ventured into the used Adventure Touring bike arena.... my ideal choice would have been a Tenere by Yamaha, but it was never produced/sold in this market. I saw a Tiger on the road, and couldn't help...