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2002 Triumph Tiger vs. BMW R1150GS
2002 Triumph Tiger vs. BMW R1150GS
…machine. The 1130cc Twin makes more torque at just 3000 rpm than the Tiger does at its 5200 rpm peak, though the Triumph has a half-dozen more peak ponies it its corral on its way to a 1500 rpm higher redline at 9500 rpm. 2002 Tiger vs. R1150GS Gallery
2007 Suzuki V-Strom Comparison
2007 Suzuki V-Strom Comparison
…in both the eighth- and quarter-mile times. The?Ducati and Triumph, the lightest of the group, were the fastest and also closed out with similar score cards. With its water-cooled Inline-Triple it wasn't too hard to figure out that the Tiger would likely use its power advantage here at the strip. Not…
2007 Triumph Tiger First Ride
2007 Triumph Tiger First Ride
…about the 2007 Triumph Tiger in the MCUSA Forum. Click Here2007 Triumph Tiger First Ride Gallery Recent Street Bike Motorcycle ReviewsOther?Triumph Street Bike?Reviews Dealer LocatorRelated Articles 2006 Adventure Touring Comparo 2006 Euro Streetfighter Comparo Triumph Tiger vs BMW R1150GS Benelli Tre…
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2002 Triumph Tiger vs. BMW R1150GS
2002 Triumph Tiger vs. BMW R1150GS
…strong corner exits, the Flat-Twin doesn't lose much to the higher-revving Triple. Indeed, it has more hp and torque than the Tiger up to 6000 rpm, after which the Triumph builds a slight horsepower advantage. The well-controlled suspension kept its composure, and the Telelever allowed full use of the…
2002 Triumph Tiger vs. BMW R1150GS
2002 Triumph Tiger vs. BMW R1150GS
Outfitted with BMW saddlebags and tank bag, the workhorse is augmented by a second tank bag strapped to the luggage rack that lies beneath the passenger seat. Slick. The GS is loaded with features and engineering details the Tiger can't match. It boasts a seat that is height adjustable in three positions…
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2002 Triumph Tiger vs. BMW R1150GS
2002 Triumph Tiger vs. BMW R1150GS
…but a super-tall, overdrive sixth gear keeps revs below that level up to 85 mph. On the Tiger, an indicated 75 mph in sixth equals to about 5000 rpm, nearly at its power surge around 6000 rpm. As such, the Triumph stomps the GS in sixth-gear roll-on contests. But in fifth gear, it's the GS (now out of…



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