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2011 White Triumph Tiger 800 on 2040-motos

US $7,500.00
YearYear:2011 MileageMileage:3280 ColorColor: White
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Triumph Tiger tech info

For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller VINVIN:SMTE00BF8BI475789

Triumph Tiger description

This bike is a Non ABS 2011 Tiger 800. It is NOT an XC version. The book value is $8100 and I have about 1k in accessories. This has a inch lowering link, Oxford heated grips, Givi side racks, Givi tail rack, triumph hand guards, and one and one half inch handlebar risers. I will throw it all in if the buyer wants it otherwise I can remove the racks, and handlebar risers.  This bike is ideal for someone 5'7 (like me) who only has a 29-30 inch inseam.I cannot change the lowering links but it can be done easily by a mechanic.  I bought this brand new in 2011. There have been no problems with the bike thus far and it was just inspected this past June.  I am selling because I have another similar bike (BMW 650 Twin) and want to get a cruiser. No thanks for any trade offers.

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