2008 triumph tiger 1050 for sale with 27800 miles and has an mot until May 23. The bike is in great condition and needs nothing and benefits from just being serviced , new front and rear discs and pad and a new clutch . This bike has heated grips and an arrow end can , crash bars and a givi top box. The bike has a service history also . £4500
Triumph tiger 1050
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This is back up again for sale . this also has had the rear shock changed to a nitron shock , the forks have been serviced and new seals . There is a scotoiler and crash bars on the bike aswell . The top box is no longer on the bike but the givi rack is still on it .
I'd be so up for this if it was next year. Fancy getting a comfortable long distance bike to go alongside the cafe racer.
The top two on the list are a Triumph tiger 1050 and a KTM 1090 Adventure.
How did you get on with this bike?
The top two on the list are a Triumph tiger 1050 and a KTM 1090 Adventure.
How did you get on with this bike?
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loved this bike but wanted a little more power so ended up buying a 1200 multistrada . I haven't looked back.
So its a good bike but I'd probably also be better with a Mulistrada? I imagine like for like they are only around £1000-£1500 extra.
Not particularly bothered about outright power as I don't plan on it being my only bike. But I can imagine having an extra 30-40hp would be nice to play with when touring.
I'll probably look at both when it comes time to purchase one, as well as the KTM. I'd probably go with the one that feels best through the corners rather than one thats best on the straights.
Not particularly bothered about outright power as I don't plan on it being my only bike. But I can imagine having an extra 30-40hp would be nice to play with when touring.
I'll probably look at both when it comes time to purchase one, as well as the KTM. I'd probably go with the one that feels best through the corners rather than one thats best on the straights.