Triumph Tiger 2007

longdog · Sep 17, 2006

Looks as though Triumph are changing the focus of their Tiger trailie. It looks tasty though!!!

http://www.visordown.com/articles/view/triumph_s_tiger_has_more_bite_for_2007/167.html

dirtydog · Sep 17, 2006

longdog said:
Looks as though Triumph are changing the focus of their Tiger trailie. It looks tasty though!!!

http://www.visordown.com/articles/view/triumph_s_tiger_has_more_bite_for_2007/167.html

Yeah, it's looks more of a road bike than it did before, to call it a 'trailie is a joke :nenau

Not bad looking though!

ovenpaa · Sep 17, 2006

No matter how hard I look it is not a trailie, nor is it a supermotard, to be honest it reminds me of a hornet or similar, it will be interesting to see in which direction Triumph market it.

Dickieboy · Sep 17, 2006

To me it looks a bit TDM ish.

seb · Sep 17, 2006

Does look very nice and thats a decent weight. But why oh why use USD forks, for a bike that will see more wet weather and harsher road conditions than your average sportsbike, surely right way up ones make more sense.
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Stumpy · Sep 17, 2006

It reminds me(in agood way) of a taller Fazer

Trippy · Sep 17, 2006

As someone who's had 2 Triumphs and still wears the T-shirt - what a let down.

Hardly going to follow in Ted Simons foot steps on that are you.

Pressurized · Sep 17, 2006

stumpy said:
It reminds me(in agood way) of a taller Fazer

Yup, it's a three-pot FS1.

Looks like they've abandoned the big trailee market.

Hew · Sep 17, 2006

I was hoping for shaft drive.
I would have thought that there is room for this bike along a Tiger type bike.

Jimb · Sep 17, 2006

Wrong

They are doing two versions, the first one as you see is aimed at the current GS market and a more adventure type later, taller and more "trailie" oriented.
A shaft drive is more trouble than its worth and would need the gearbox to be changed, additional production tooling and is entirely uneccesarry.

1050 triple will give more than enough HP.

Deleted account 220427002 · Sep 17, 2006

A lot nicer than the old one

i do think it does look a bit TDM'ish

xbootie · Sep 18, 2006

stumpy said:
It reminds me(in agood way) of a taller Fazer

Having been a Fazer owner i've got to agree with stumpy

whitegloss · Sep 25, 2006

triumphs GS battler has left the building :fiddle

will be a better bike than previous tiger but has lost its character i mean what the feck is it??????????????? :confused:

Colban · Sep 27, 2006

Jimb said:
They are doing two versions, the first one as you see is aimed at the current GS market and a more adventure type later, taller and more "trailie" oriented.
A shaft drive is more trouble than its worth and would need the gearbox to be changed, additional production tooling and is entirely uneccesarry.

1050 triple will give more than enough HP.

Jimb,you seem pretty sure of the "two versions" prediction.Whats your source?.
With Tiumphs history of modular constuction,i also believe an Adventure version is possible.No comment from the Triumph dealer i visited today though.

ianran · Oct 15, 2006

Triumph Fazer, I mean Hornet oh yeah Tiger!!

OK maybe Im blind but Ive looked at all the pickies, where the feck are the mirrirs on this thing :nenau

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