For the short statured amongst us, who may have considered the
excitement surrounding adventure touring out of reach, Triumph have
announced the addition of two new models greatly improve the
accessibility of your next big adventure!
On the back of a hugely successful launch of the new Tiger 800
XC and XR range in Australia, where Triumph have recorded 45%
segment share in the middleweight adventure touring category,
Triumph have today announced a lowered version of the Tiger 800 XRx
and Tiger 800 XCx.
These new 'Low Seat' versions offer a 50mm lower seat height
through the combination of an accessory low seat and a new shorter
travel rear shock unit (RSU) and shorter front springs. The seat
height of the Tiger 800 XRx and XCx low seat places Triumph's Tiger
range as the lowest adventure bikes on the market in both 'mag
wheel' and 'spoke wheel' segments.
The Tiger 800 XRx low seat is recorded at just 760mm, while the
Tiger 800 XCx low seat is 790mm and maintains the high profile WP
branded suspension front forks and rear shock.
"The new lowered models will offer many customers who previously
felt uncomfortable or lacked confidence on the taller versions to
reconsider the opportunity of owning an adventure bike and setting
out on the many adventures available in our great riding country."
commented Triumph Marketing Manager, Mark Berger.
The new low versions still offer all of the features and
benefits known to the XRx and XCx variants of the Tiger 800
including rider modes, cruise control, throttle maps, and more with
the exception of a centre stand. The lowered XRx also picks up an
aluminium sump guard and a revised radiator guard.
The new and lower Tiger 800 XCx and XRx will be arriving this
September with no additional costs to the standard height
variant.
Tiger 800 XRx (low) $15,090 + orc
Tiger 800 XCx (low) $16,590 + orc
To find your nearest dealership, for more information or to book
your test ride please visit www.triumphmotorcycles.com.au
ENDS
Mark Berger
Triumph Motorcycles Australia
03 9381 9733 | mark@triumphmotorcycles.com.au