Latest News about Triumph Tiger 800 XRx [2017]

The newly launched Ninja 1000 faces competition from the Suzuki GSX-S1000F, and an oddball, the Triumph Tiger XRx. We take a look at how it fares against its competition. 

Over the years the name ‘Multistrada’ has become synonymous with adventure touring. As Ducati launched the Multistrada 950 in India, we take a look at how it plays against its rivals, the Triumph Tiger XRx and the Honda Africa Twin.

We have already reviewed the Tiger 800 XRx. You can head HERE to get a detailed breakdown on the motorcycle. But, if you much rather have a quick espresso than a grande latte, then here’s a low-down the five things you absolutely must-know about this Triumph.

Meet one of the more popular adventure touring motorcycles in the country, the Triumph Tiger 800. This one is the mid-range XRx model, which means unlike the top-spec XCa, there's no 21-inch front wheel, no wire-spoke rims, no heated seats or grips, and no LED fog lamps.

Triumph has confirmed that yet another new model will be added to their huge list of new-for-2016 models, in the shape of a new version of their 1050cc-engined Tiger Sport.

The upcoming facelift of Triumph’s sports tourer, the Tiger Sport 1050, has been spotted undergoing trials in Europe. This facelift will benefit from a host of cosmetic and technological updates to bring it on par with its rivals.

Triumph Motorcycles India has launched the Tiger 800 XCx and the Tiger 800 XRx at Rs 12.7 lakh and Rs 11.6 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) respectively. This is the first launch of 2015 for the company, which marked its India entry in late 2013.

We are here at Delhi for the launch of two adventure motorcycles from Triumph that have been expected for quite some time now. Yes, we are talking about the Tiger 800 XCx and XRx, which were unveiled at the India Bike Week 2015.

Triumph has announced that the Tiger 800 XRx and the Tiger 800 XCx adventure motorcycles are going to be launched in India on March 12.