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Triumph Tiger 800 XCA

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Key specs
  • Displacement800 cc
  • Transmission6 Speed Manual

Version

Standard

  • Standard

    ₹ 15,16,700

    • Disc Brakes
    • Spoke Wheels
    • Electric Start

Last known Avg. Ex-showroom price

₹ 15,16,700

Triumph Tiger 800 XCA is now discontinued in India.

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Triumph Tiger 800 XCA Summary

Tiger 800 XCA key highlights
Engine Capacity 800 cc
Transmission 6 Speed Manual
Fuel Tank Capacity 19 litres
Seat Height 840 mm
Max Power 94 bhp

About Tiger 800 XCA

The Tiger 800 remains one of the default options for those seeking a middleweight adventure tourer. For the 2019 model, Triumph has updated the motorcycle with all-LED lighting, colour TFT screen, apart from new touring aided features like a heated seat, LED auxiliary lamps and a centre stand.

The XCa is the top-spec off-road biased version of the Tiger 800. To match the same, it features 43mm WP inverted front forks with 220mm of travel. They have adjustable rebound and compression. At the rear is a WP monoshock with 215mm of travel. Since it is biased towards the unpaved path, the Tiger XCa gets spoked rims with 21-inch front and 17-inch rear diameters. The wheels come shod in Bridgestone Battle Wing dual-purpose tyres, 90/90-R21 for the front and 150/70-R17 for the rear.

The base equipment list consists of switchable ABS, a traction control system (TCS), adjustable seat height, adjustable brake and clutch levers, 12V power sockets and USB port. In addition to that, the XCa features a full-colour TFT screen with three new display styles, taking the total to six. Apart from that, the XCa also gets an additional sixth riding mode which is fully customisable by the rider. The motorcycle continues to be powered by the same 800cc inline-three that punches out 94bhp of max power and 79Nm of peak torque. The engine comes mated to a six-speed gearbox.

The Triumph Tiger 800 XCa competes directly against the likes of the BMW F850 GS and Honda Africa Twin in the country.
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Triumph Tiger 800 XCA Expert Opinion

  • Good Things

    • The 800cc motor offers incredible performance
    • Offers multiple riding modes
    • The instrument cluster is customisable 

  • Could be Better

    • Overall weight is on the higher side
    • Priced quite high
    • Limited service reach

BikeWale's Take

The Tiger XCA is the top-spec Tiger 800 variant one can buy in India. It is loaded with features, tech and great motor. The large ground clearance and travel suspension makes it the perfect choice for all India rides. But its overall weight can’t be handled by everyone, and thanks to its pricing, it makes the bike out of reach for most of the ADV riders out there. 

Triumph Tiger 800 XCA Review

‘Morocco is an adventure country’ said one of the Wikipedia pages. I got convinced with this line when my flight began its descent to Casablanca. 

Introduction

‘Morocco is an adventure country’ said one of the Wikipedia pages. I got convinced with this line when my flight began its descent to Casablanca. Lush green fields, snow covered mountains and roads that were endless with no traffic at all. Morocco was home to the 2018 Triumph Tiger media ride. Its outgoing generation changed the Indian market and for good. It gave Indians the right machines to live their life fully, explore the world comfortably and come back home to share countless stories. This resulted in the Tiger becoming one of the highest-selling motorcycles for Triumph in India. In fact, it is the highest selling adventure bike in the country. 

Design

The new Tiger 800 hasn’t really benefitted from an all new design. Instead Triumph has tried to enhance the overall appeal by making some small yet important things better. The beak and the tank panels are more angular now. The silver side panels are new which highlights the bike’s contemporary style. 

The top-spec variants are equipped with all LED lights. The blade styled LED is a treat to the eyes, especially at night. Much effort has gone into making the overall component and paint quality top class and it’s evident. The detailing too, is palpable. The bike is fitted with new decals and badges to complement the new paint schemes. The aero diffusers have been neatly packed. 

Technologically, the biggest addition on the new Tiger is the TFT instrument system that debuted on the Street Triple. The array of details and options it offers are just incredible. It is also adjustable. The modes can be selected via a five-way joystick and one standalone menu button on the switchgear which by the way are all illuminated. Through this, you can switch to various ABS, TC and riding modes.

The mechanicals

The 800cc in-line three motor on the new Tiger has been revised to perform better on-road and off the road as well. But it continues to churn out 94bhp at 9500rpm and peak torque of 79Nm comes in at 8050rpm. The gearbox is the same six-speed that transfers power to the rear wheel via chain drive. But now, the first gear ratio has now been made shorter to have better off-road experience and better acceleration too. The exhaust has been completely revamped. It’s not just lighter, but smaller too and the sound is quite addictive. 

The ergonomics have been marginally changed as the handlebar is 10mm closer to the rider. For riding experience, Triumph has added a six riding mode, Off-road Pro. This is where the ABS and TCS are off, and the sliding action begins. For novice off-roaders, the ‘Off-road’ mode has been retained. The cruiser control system has been updated too. The five-position adjustable screen works at high speeds, and very easy to operate. 

The ride

I got the opportunity to ride both the top-spec variants of the Tiger 800, the XRT and the XCA. The former is the road version, so it is fitted with 19-inch alloy wheels, whereas the latter is the off-road spec and that’s why it gets 21-inch and 19-inch spoked wheels front and rear respectively, with Pirelli Scorpion Rally tyres. 

The Tiger XRT was fantastic on the curvy Moroccon roads. The bike is well balanced and not very intimidating once you get over the 830mm seat height (adjustable) and does a fine job of hiding its 202kg weight.  The bike leans into the corners effortlessly, which is quite surprising as it’s an adventure bike. The huge lean angle is indicative of scrapped pegs and sparks, a potential that roused much interest amongst the journalists. The Showa forks tends to be on the firmer side, but it’s an adjustable setup. The wide and comfortable heated seats make long distance rides as comfortable as a carpet ride in ancient Morocco.

The Tiger XCA completely blew me away. This was my first time in Morocco but the XCA made up for any unfamiliarity in the terrain. The high speed stability, the easy-to-handle steering and the long travel WP suspension, all made up for a smooth ride. A few nerve-racking jumps and bottomed-out suspension should have made me nervous, but it didn’t. In fact, this Tiger and my lead rider gave me the confidence to attempt Dakar level speeds on the TFT screen off-road. Here, the credit also goes to the super grippy Pirreli tyres. They might be expensive in India, but it’s all for a reason. 

All this action wouldn’t have been possible without the reworked 800cc in-line triple cylinder engine. The power delivery is linear and very accessible. The level of refinement is excellent, and you might mistake it for one of the Japanese ones. There are no signs of vibrations or stress, even after riding it in just second gear for almost an hour. The brakes does a fine job of stopping these heavy bikes. The bite and feel are just right for the weight. 

India plans

The new Triumph Tiger 800 will be launched in India in April. Like its predecessor, this one too will be available in XR (road) and XC(off-road) formats. Along with the entry level XR, the XRx and the XRT will be sold in India. In case of the XC, the XCx and the XCa will make their way to the country. Both the bikes will be priced higher than the current models, primarily due to the recent hike in duties for completely-knocked-down(CKD) vehicles. 

 

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Version

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  • Standard

    ₹ 15,16,700

    • Disc Brakes
    • Spoke Wheels
    • Electric Start

Specifications

  • Power & PerformancePower & Performance

    Fuel Type Petrol

    Max Power 94 bhp @ 9,500 rpm

    Max Torque 79 Nm @ 8,050 rpm

    Cooling System Liquid Cooled

    Transmission 6 Speed Manual

    Transmission Type Chain Drive

    Emission Standard BS-IV

    Displacement 800 cc

    Cylinders 3

    Bore 74.05 mm

    Stroke 61.9 mm

    Valves Per Cylinder 4

    Compression Ratio 11.3:1

    Ignition --

    Spark Plugs --

    Gear Shifting Pattern Gear Shifting Pattern --

    Clutch Wet Multiplate

    Fuel Delivery System Fuel Injection

    Fuel Tank Capacity 19 litres

    Reserve Fuel Capacity --

    Riding Range Maximum distance a petrol bike can travel on a full fuel tank and an electric bike can travel on a full charge --

    Mileage - ARAI --

    Mileage - Owner Reported BikeWale collects mileage information from bike owners to provide you with the actual mileage that you might get. --

    Top Speed --

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  • Brakes, Wheels & SuspensionBrakes, Wheels & Suspension

    Braking System CBS, IBS, SBT, UBS, HBS - Combined braking of both front and rear wheel | ABS - Anti-lock braking system which can be just for front wheel (single channel) or both wheels (dual channel) or can be switched off (switchable) | E-ABS - Electronic assisted braking system | Standard - Cable operated Switchable ABS

    Front Brake Type Disc

    Front Brake Size 305 mm

    Rear Tyre Size 150/70 R17

    Tyre Type Tubeless

    Radial Tyres Yes

    Rear Brake Type Disc

    Rear Brake Size 255 mm

    Calliper Type Front-2 Piston Rear-Single Piston Calliper

    Wheel Type Spoke

    Front Wheel Size 21 inch

    Rear Wheel Size 17 inch

    Front Tyre Size 90/90­-21

    Front Tyre Pressure (Rider) --

    Rear Tyre Pressure (Rider) --

    Front Tyre Pressure (Rider & Pillion) --

    Rear Tyre Pressure (Rider & Pillion) --

    Front Suspension WP 43 mm upside down forks, with adjustable rebound and compression damping

    Rear Suspension WP monoshock with remote oil reservoir, hydraulically adjustable preload

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  • Dimensions & ChassisDimensions & Chassis

    Kerb Weight --

    Overall Length --

    Overall Width 805 mm

    Wheelbase 1,545 mm

    Ground Clearance --

    Seat Height 840 mm

    Overall Height 1,390 mm

    Chassis Type Tubular steel trellis frame

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Features

Odometer Digital

DRLs (Daytime running lights) --

Mobile App Connectivity --

Pillion BackrestNo

Pillion GrabrailYes

Pillion SeatYes

GPS & Navigation --

USB charging port --

Front storage box --

Under seat storage --

AHO (Automatic Headlight On) --

Speedometer Digital

Fuel Guage Yes

Tachometer Digital

Stand Alarm Yes

Stepped Seat Yes

No. of Tripmeters 2

Tripmeter Type Digital

Low Fuel Indicator Yes

Low Oil Indicator Yes

Low Battery Indicator Yes

Pillion FootrestYes

Digital Fuel GuageYes

Start TypeElectric Start

Shift LightYes

KillswitchYes

ClockYes

Electric System12V DC

BatteryMaintenance Free

Headlight TypeLED Headlamp

Headlight Bulb Type--

Brake/Tail LightLED Taillamp

Turn SignalYes

Pass LightYes

Additional features--

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  •  5It even roars like a tiger. 1 year ago by Shivam Sachdeva, New Delhi

    Oh what a beast machine it is. Really really powerful and runs like butter on the streets. The torque it produces is outstanding, really gives it the power that this beast deserves. This is a definite head turner, the sheer muscle on the bike attracts a lot of attention

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  •  5If you want to buy this bike read the review. 2 years ago by Anish Banerjee, Kolkata

    So here is that great bike from triumph know as the tiger. As we all know that this machine is incredible 1. Engine- its an in-line 3 engine, it has a perfect balance between power and torque. The torque comes slightly after 4000rpm but when it kicks in, flies like air.

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Welcome to the first ever BikeWale Off Road Day 2019. The adventure bikes you see here are the Hero Xpulse200, BMW G 310 GS, Royal Enfield Himalayan, Suzuki V-Strom, Triumph Tiger 800 and the Honda Africa Twin. These were handpicked because they impressed us during our regular testing and reviews. But since we wanted to do something more serious, we put them to the test at Big Rock Dirt Park, just outside Bangalore!

Welcome to the first ever BikeWale Off Road Day 2019. The adventure bikes you see here are the Hero Xpulse200, BMW G 310 GS, Royal Enfield Himalayan, Suzuki V-Strom, Triumph Tiger 800 and the Honda Africa Twin. These were handpicked because they impressed us during our regular testing and reviews. But since we wanted to do something more serious, we put them to the test at Big Rock Dirt Park, just outside Bangalore!
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