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Triumph Tiger 800XC

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By barracuda
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joeboxer82is Newbie

joeboxer82is

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Saw a white Tiger at Bt Batok blk 500+ last nite. Nice bike dude.

 

Now i got spotted liao! Hee...(",)

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Smoother than a twin and more characterful than a four and not forgetting that lovely whistly fruity soundtrack:thumb:

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joeboxer82is Newbie

joeboxer82is

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many white tiger around ........

 

Aiyoh Eric,white tiger sounds so sissy.Should name them "Tiger Squad"... Haha!

Yamaha TZM 150

Suzuki DRZ 400

Honda CB 400

Yamaha FZ 1

Yamaha TDM 900

Triumph Tiger 800

 

Smoother than a twin and more characterful than a four and not forgetting that lovely whistly fruity soundtrack:thumb:

heaven51 Newbie

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Haha i wonder who's was it.What colour btw?Topbox?

 

Black tiger, from a distance saw a squarish topbox... but without sidebox...

http://i426.photobucket.com/albums/pp350/glennkoh/TDM900/TDM.jpg
joeboxer82is Newbie

joeboxer82is

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Black tiger, from a distance saw a squarish topbox... but without sidebox...

 

Thanks.I know who liao.I think there's only 1 or 2 black Tigers in SG.

Yamaha TZM 150

Suzuki DRZ 400

Honda CB 400

Yamaha FZ 1

Yamaha TDM 900

Triumph Tiger 800

 

Smoother than a twin and more characterful than a four and not forgetting that lovely whistly fruity soundtrack:thumb:

joeboxer82is Newbie

joeboxer82is

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BTW, is the XC or road version more popular? How far can 1 tank take you before the lights come on?

 

It depends on your usage/needs.If u spend 60% otr n another 40% off road then e XC is your ideal choice but if it's gona be 85% road n 15% off road then e roadie is e way to go.Both can handle off road but when it gets technical,e XC's superior suspension & ground clearance adapts better.

My kind of riding is 70% highway n 30% street.I pump whenever i hit 350km.Hope e info helps.

Yamaha TZM 150

Suzuki DRZ 400

Honda CB 400

Yamaha FZ 1

Yamaha TDM 900

Triumph Tiger 800

 

Smoother than a twin and more characterful than a four and not forgetting that lovely whistly fruity soundtrack:thumb:

joeboxer82is Newbie

joeboxer82is

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It's very quiet here...

Yamaha TZM 150

Suzuki DRZ 400

Honda CB 400

Yamaha FZ 1

Yamaha TDM 900

Triumph Tiger 800

 

Smoother than a twin and more characterful than a four and not forgetting that lovely whistly fruity soundtrack:thumb:

joeboxer82is Newbie

joeboxer82is

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350km per tank is really nice distance! :)

 

For local rides,i pump whenever i hit 350km while for touring,i usually pump around e 250km mark so from GP Esso usually i'll skip Pagoh and shoot straight to Ayer Keroh(120-160km/h)

Btw i'm currently using e latest map(3rd map since e release) so i'll update again when i understand e new F/C.Cheers!

Yamaha TZM 150

Suzuki DRZ 400

Honda CB 400

Yamaha FZ 1

Yamaha TDM 900

Triumph Tiger 800

 

Smoother than a twin and more characterful than a four and not forgetting that lovely whistly fruity soundtrack:thumb:

Kazuma Newbie

Kazuma

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Thanks.I know who liao.I think there's only 1 or 2 black Tigers in SG.

 

Oh it's your cousin rite

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01767/Triumph_Tiger800-2_1767913c.jpg

 

RD125 TZR125 Phantom200 GSXR400 SRAD750 CBR1100XX FJR1300A GSR600 Tiger800

 

 

Kazuma Newbie

Kazuma

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why think, get a tiger

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01767/Triumph_Tiger800-2_1767913c.jpg

 

RD125 TZR125 Phantom200 GSXR400 SRAD750 CBR1100XX FJR1300A GSR600 Tiger800

 

 

jtjagan Newbie

jtjagan

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Hi guys, I used to ride the old steamer (Tiger 885) before switching to a naked inline4. Kind of miss the howl of inline3. Just wanted to check with you how the new roadie 800 performs on the road.

Also my old Tiger used to dive like a bomber under heavy braking and was a bit of pain to move around while parking.

 

The new 800 with ABS, how is the braking in the wet? And how is the high speed handling?

 

I think I saw joeboxer's Tiger in Jurong West when I was visiting in-laws. Looks even better in real life.

V4 > Inline3 > Inline4

joeboxer82is Newbie

joeboxer82is

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Oh it's your cousin rite

 

Haha thanks ah Eric STM! Watch out...

Yamaha TZM 150

Suzuki DRZ 400

Honda CB 400

Yamaha FZ 1

Yamaha TDM 900

Triumph Tiger 800

 

Smoother than a twin and more characterful than a four and not forgetting that lovely whistly fruity soundtrack:thumb:

joeboxer82is Newbie

joeboxer82is

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Hi guys, I used to ride the old steamer (Tiger 885) before switching to a naked inline4. Kind of miss the howl of inline3. Just wanted to check with you how the new roadie 800 performs on the road.

Also my old Tiger used to dive like a bomber under heavy braking and was a bit of pain to move around while parking.

 

The new 800 with ABS, how is the braking in the wet? And how is the high speed handling?

 

I think I saw joeboxer's Tiger in Jurong West when I was visiting in-laws. Looks even better in real life.

 

The Tiger800 has very good road handling characteristic and e engine is a peach! That's what i yearn to hear each time i wake up from my sleep! As for e forks,e stock setup is pretty firm,sure the front forks dipped slightly under heavy braking but it was quite acceptable to be honest and a pleasant change from some bikes I could mention.Mine is without ABS so i couldn't really answer your queries on that and lastly,bike is stable anywere below 190km/h although it can reach speeds in excess of 200km/h. Hope that helps.

Yamaha TZM 150

Suzuki DRZ 400

Honda CB 400

Yamaha FZ 1

Yamaha TDM 900

Triumph Tiger 800

 

Smoother than a twin and more characterful than a four and not forgetting that lovely whistly fruity soundtrack:thumb:

Kazuma Newbie

Kazuma

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The Tiger800 has very good road handling characteristic and e engine is a peach! That's what i yearn to hear each time i wake up from my sleep! As for e forks,e stock setup is pretty firm,sure the front forks dipped slightly under heavy braking but it was quite acceptable to be honest and a pleasant change from some bikes I could mention.Mine is without ABS so i couldn't really answer your queries on that and lastly,bike is stable anywere below 190km/h although it can reach speeds in excess of 200km/h. Hope that helps.

 

the bike is good in handling & speed wise in terms of pick up is good, best of all is the FC, can reach 300km & above in a single tank. My bike comes with ABS, can say it is active & can be de-activated if going on off road

no regrats on buying this bike

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01767/Triumph_Tiger800-2_1767913c.jpg

 

RD125 TZR125 Phantom200 GSXR400 SRAD750 CBR1100XX FJR1300A GSR600 Tiger800

 

 

joeboxer82is Newbie

joeboxer82is

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Does the 800 have linked braking like the STX1300?

 

No they don't.Google Tiger800 and read through e specs for better understanding of this midsized "do it all" bike.Cheers!

Yamaha TZM 150

Suzuki DRZ 400

Honda CB 400

Yamaha FZ 1

Yamaha TDM 900

Triumph Tiger 800

 

Smoother than a twin and more characterful than a four and not forgetting that lovely whistly fruity soundtrack:thumb:

Kazuma Newbie

Kazuma

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Does the 800 have linked braking like the STX1300?
'

 

nope it doesn't link, i know the prob of the linked brake which i encounter on my blackbird, but this bike don link it, which is good

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01767/Triumph_Tiger800-2_1767913c.jpg

 

RD125 TZR125 Phantom200 GSXR400 SRAD750 CBR1100XX FJR1300A GSR600 Tiger800

 

 

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ashl7 Newbie

ashl7

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Hi everyone,

 

is anyone planning to sell your tiger?

 

regards

2000 FZR 150

2001 CBR FIREBLADE

2009 HONDA SHADOW 400

2009 HARLEY SPORSTER 883

2010 HARLEY ROAD KING

2011 BMW G650GS

2012 TRIUMPH TIGER 800

1997 R1100RT

2014 BONNEVILLE SE

2015 BMW GSA LC (Current)

joeboxer82is Newbie

joeboxer82is

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Last heard there was an extremely low mileage roadie in Lois... Wonder if it's still available... Grab a new one lah. Price don't really drop a lot.

Yamaha TZM 150

Suzuki DRZ 400

Honda CB 400

Yamaha FZ 1

Yamaha TDM 900

Triumph Tiger 800

 

Smoother than a twin and more characterful than a four and not forgetting that lovely whistly fruity soundtrack:thumb:

ashl7 Newbie

ashl7

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Last heard there was an extremely low mileage roadie in Lois... Wonder if it's still available... Grab a new one lah. Price don't really drop a lot.

 

hi bro...consider that done:)

2000 FZR 150

2001 CBR FIREBLADE

2009 HONDA SHADOW 400

2009 HARLEY SPORSTER 883

2010 HARLEY ROAD KING

2011 BMW G650GS

2012 TRIUMPH TIGER 800

1997 R1100RT

2014 BONNEVILLE SE

2015 BMW GSA LC (Current)

joeboxer82is Newbie

joeboxer82is

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The numbers are silently growing...â„¢

Yamaha TZM 150

Suzuki DRZ 400

Honda CB 400

Yamaha FZ 1

Yamaha TDM 900

Triumph Tiger 800

 

Smoother than a twin and more characterful than a four and not forgetting that lovely whistly fruity soundtrack:thumb:

Kazuma Newbie

Kazuma

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i like the grow wahahahhaa

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01767/Triumph_Tiger800-2_1767913c.jpg

 

RD125 TZR125 Phantom200 GSXR400 SRAD750 CBR1100XX FJR1300A GSR600 Tiger800

 

 

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