Triumph Tiger 900: specs and comparison

Triumph Tiger 900 (Adventure, since 2024): 888 cc engine, 80 kW / 108 hp, 219 kg (with fluids), seat height 820 mm. Licence: A only.

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Generations

2024 update (since 2024)

Yearssince 2024
TypeAdventure
LicenceA only
Engine888 cm³, 3 cyl.
Power79.5 kW / 108 hp
Weight219 kg (with fluids)
Seat height820 mm (low seat 790 mm)
ABSABS
Drive / gearboxchain, manual
Tank20 l
Fuel use5.4 l/100 km
Range on one tank320 km
Used price (estimate)£9,400 - £10,700

GT / Rally (2020-2023)

Years2020-2023
TypeAdventure
LicenceA2 with restriction kit
Engine888 cm³, 3 cyl.
Power70 kW / 95 hp
Weight214 kg (type not stated)
Seat height820 mm (low seat 760 mm)
ABSABS
Drive / gearboxchain, manual
Tank20 l
Fuel use5 l/100 km
Range on one tank350 km
Used price (estimate)£8,300 - £9,600

T400 / 885i T709 (1995-2000)

Years1995-2000
TypeAdventure
LicenceA only
Engine885 cm³, 3 cyl.
Power62.5 kW / 85 hp
Weight240 kg (type not stated)
Seat height850 mm
ABSno ABS
Drive / gearboxchain, manual
Tank25 l
Fuel use6.5 l/100 km
Range on one tank330 km
Used price (estimate)£3,700 - £4,200

Why it's worth it

  • Modern electronics (rider modes, traction control)
  • Comfortable riding position
  • Handles gravel and light off-road
  • Engine with real character

Weak points

  • Expensive parts

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Questions

Is the Triumph Tiger 900 A2-legal?

No: 79.5 kW is over 70 kW, so it cannot be restricted for A2. It needs a full A licence.

What is the seat height of the Triumph Tiger 900?

820 mm (low seat 790 mm). Whether you reach the ground also depends on the seat width: the finder estimates it from your height and inseam.

How much does the Triumph Tiger 900 weigh?

219 kg (with fluids).

What is the fuel use and range of the Triumph Tiger 900?

About 5.4 l/100 km; with the 20 l tank that is roughly 320 km before the reserve.

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