Triumph Tiger 800 (2013)

The Triumph Tiger 800 released in 2013 is a transverse three-cylinder motorcycle with a 799 cc capacity and a compression ratio of 12.0:1. It is equipped with a liquid cooling system and a wet sump lubrication system. The engine uses multipoint sequential electronic fuel injection and has an electric starter. The bike has a six-speed transmission, and the final drive is a chain. The frame of the bike is a tubular steel trellis with a twin-sided, cast aluminum alloy swingarm. The front suspension uses Showa 45mm upside-down forks with a 180 mm travel distance, while the rear suspension features a Showa monoshock with hydraulic adjustment and a rebound damping adjustment with a travel distance of 170 mm. The braking system has two 308 mm floating discs at the front with Nissin 2-piston and a Nissin master cylinder, while the rear has a single 255 mm disc with Nissin single-piston floating caliper. The bike has 110/80 ZR19 front tires and 150/70 ZR17 back tires with a rake of 23.9 degrees and a trail of 92.4 mm. The dimensions of the motorcycle are 2215 mm in length, 795 mm in width, and 1350 mm in height. It has an adjustable seat height of 810-830 mm and weighs 209.6 kg with a fuel capacity of 18.9 litres.

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Make Model: Triumph Tiger 800