Triumph debuted a brand new version of its well liked adventure tourer bike, the Triumph Tiger 900 in 2025. For riders who prefer to enjoy the ride rather than merely the final goal, this bike is ideal. The Tiger 900 can now easily navigate any obstacle, whether it be the twisting roads of the hilly regions or the traffic in the metropolis.
Combination of power and style in design
It now has a more aggressive and adventurous appearance than previously. The Triumph Tiger 900 bike’s body is now more aerodynamic, improving stability when riding at high speeds. It looks even more striking thanks to LED lighting, clean cutting, and fresh color schemes. Its off-road potential is symbolized by the rally-inspired posture.
New level of engine and performance
The 888cc liquid-cooled, inline 3-cylinder engine that powers the Tiger 900 produces 90Nm of torque and 108 PS of power. The bike can go from 0 to 100 kmph in just 4.77 seconds, and its maximum speed is 202 kmph. This engine is mated to a 6-speed manual transmission, which provides a seamless shifting experience.
Features that make every journey smart
With clever features like music control, call/message alerts, navigation, and Bluetooth, the Triumph Tiger 900 boasts a 7-inch TFT display. Additionally, it has riding modes including sport, off-road, rain, and road, making any type of ride enjoyable. Long trips are more comfortable when cruise control is used.
No compromise in safety and comfort
The Triumph Tiger 900 bike has cutting-edge safety features like LED lights, traction control, and twin channel ABS. The ride is much more stable thanks to the Marzocchi suspension setup. It is the ideal travel companion due to its 20-liter fuel capacity and 21.27 kilometers per gallon.
Disclaimer: This article is based on official and reliable information of Triumph Tiger 900. Specifications, features and prices may change according to time and location. Please get complete information from the authorized dealer before purchase.
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