Triumph Tiger Sport 1050 Motorbikes For Sale

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Triumph Tiger Sport 1050
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Current Prices: £5,550–£3,450
Insurance Costs: 9 of 10

What Is It?

The original Triumph Tiger 1050 is a really popular adventure style bike and is powered by a 1,050 cc triple engine, producing 115 bhp at 9,400 rpm and maximum torque at 6,250 rpm.

Features include:

  • Aluminium twin spar frame and swingarm
  • Dual 320 mm discs up front with Nissin four piston calipers
  • 255 mm disc at the rear with Nissin two piston caliper
  • ABS with off mode
  • Adjustable 43 mm Showa upside down fork with 140 mm travel
  • Adjustable Showa shock with 150 mm travel
  • Stainless Steel 3->1 exhaust system
  • Auto cancelling indicators
  • 6 speed gearbox

For a little more cash the Tiger 1050 Special Edition gets ABS, hand guards, centre stand and panniers.

The 17" wheels take a 120/70 tyre at the front and a 180/55 at the rear.

Accessories include the Arrow exhaust, heated grips, top box, panniers and tank bag.

Colours: Black, red, white, orange, grey/black

Specs

Launch RRP: £10,000

Capacity: 1,050 cc (high)

Power: 115 bhp, 86 kW (high)

Red Line: 10,000 rpm (average)

Top Speed: 130 mph, 209 km/h (high)

Fuel Consumption / Gas Mileage: 40 mpg, 7.1 l/100km, 14.2 km/l (average)

Range: 180 miles, 290 km (high)

Fuel Capacity: 20.0 litres, 5.3 US gallons (high)

Seat Height: 835 mm, 32.9 inches (average)

Wet Weight: 230 kg, 507 pounds (heavy)

Dry Weight: 198 kg, 437 pounds

Power to Weight: 0.500 bhp/kg, 0.373 kW/kg

Road Tax (VED): £96 / Year (very high)

Road tax and VED guide

Model History & Updates

2012: Improved suspension, 20 mm lower bars, slightly more aggressive riding position, black finish wheels and brushed Aluminium silencer.

Review In A Few

What's Good?

  • Comfortable

Any Downsides?

  • High seat
  • Gearbox

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Price Guide

Year
Dealer
Private
Part Ex
Mileage
2012
£5,550
£4,450
£3,900
13,900
2011
£5,200
£4,200
£3,650
15,400
2010
£4,900
£3,950
£3,450
16,900
2009
£4,650
£3,750
£3,300
18,200
2008
£4,450
£3,550
£3,100
19,400
2007
£4,350
£3,450
£3,050
20,600
Dealer: The typical price paid at a dealer after haggling.
Private: The typical private sale value of a bike in good condition.
Part Ex: The typical price offered by a bike buying service or dealer in part exchange.
Regional variations have been averaged out and we work out the price guide in-house.

Gear

Popularity & How Many Left

Year
On Road
Off Road
Total
For Sale
2012
199
61
260
93 / month
2011
298
75
373
170 / month
2010
386
126
512
110 / month
2009
524
168
692
100 / month
2008
451
156
607
120 / month
2007
538
231
769
130 / month

Source: DVLA

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