New Triumph Tiger Sport 1050 spotted
- 9 years ago
Triumph appear to be on the warpath when it comes to revamping their range and this picture reveals the Tiger Sport 1050 will also benefit from upgrades.
Since Triumph canned their 250cc project to concentrate on the big bikes that have rebuilt the firm’s fortunes under John Bloor’s ownership, the rate of redevelopment has been rampant.
While the British firm’s 2016 offerings are expected to be limited to the restyled and technologically reworked Speed Triple 1050, over the next 12 to 18 months they’re set to unveil a mass of new machines – including an extensive all-new Bonneville family.
The Tiger Sport changes are clearly focussed on the exhaust emissions element of the new regulations, and to achieve them it’s adopting the same upgraded version of the 1050cc triple that will go into the revised Speed Triple. Visually, the motor is familiar apart from a new clutch cover. Internally, the changes are believed to include an electronic throttle and potential changes to the cams, valves and combustion chamber architecture.
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Since Triumph canned their 250cc project to concentrate on the big bikes that have rebuilt the firm’s fortunes under John Bloor’s ownership, the rate of redevelopment has been rampant.
While the British firm’s 2016 offerings are expected to be limited to the restyled and technologically reworked Speed Triple 1050, over the next 12 to 18 months they’re set to unveil a mass of new machines – including an extensive all-new Bonneville family.
The Tiger Sport changes are clearly focussed on the exhaust emissions element of the new regulations, and to achieve them it’s adopting the same upgraded version of the 1050cc triple that will go into the revised Speed Triple. Visually, the motor is familiar apart from a new clutch cover. Internally, the changes are believed to include an electronic throttle and potential changes to the cams, valves and combustion chamber architecture.
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