Triumph Tiger 1200 GT

Triumph Tiger 1200 GT

This entry is part 7 of 16 in the series Australian Motorcyclist Issue #122

IT BURNS BRIGHT WHEN YOU’RE TILTING AT THE GERMAN KING, BRING YOU’RE A-GAME
WORDS BY BORIS MIHAILOVIC – IMAGES BY KEOGH VISION

Once upon a time, Triumph’s efforts in the big-bore Adventure bike category were less than optimal.

Yes, of course it’s raining.

Its Tiger range was big – in every sense of the word. As was its direct competitor, the niche-defining BMW GS. But the Germans had finessed their big gronkasaurus with electronics and Bavarian sorcery until, despite its size, it was quite a manageable animal if you knew what you were doing. And if you’re buying these big adventurous girls and throwing them down iffy dirt roads, best you know what you’re doing.

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