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[NZDeano]

Hi from new member in NZ. I am about to sell both my guzzi and my Triumph scrambler and get a tiger.
There are some very nice little 955's for sale here. Can anyone tell me if I should be going for the 1050.
So 955 vs 1050? What's the go???
Will I regret getting a tiger I wonder, so far only heard good things. The scrambler leaves me wanting.

[Sin_Tiger]

Unlikely you'll be left wanting either way, both are very good in their own ways.

Never owned or ridden a Girly but I would suggest it's probably better suited for NZ, especially if you carry a pillion regularly.

[aeronca]

welcome aboard 8)

[HockleyBoy]

Welcome aboard.

Love my Girly but then I haven't ridden the 1050!

[Blackadder]

Ridden both but I prefer my 955i....

[NZDeano]

Welcome aboard.

Love my Girly but then I haven't ridden the 1050!

Pardon my ignorance, but why called a Girly ?

[Mustang]

Welcome aboard.

Love my Girly but then I haven't ridden the 1050!

Pardon my ignorance, but why called a Girly ?

http://tigertriple.com/forum/index.php/topic,4212

[blacktiger]

Welcome Deano,
IMO the Girly will best suit you if you ever venture onto the dirt roads you have in NZ.
The 1050 is really a pure road bike and is better at that but it'll never steer right on dirt because of its 17" front wheel.

[oxnsox]

Welcome Deano. I've run my Girly up and down The Coast and around the roads in Tasman for the last few years, I think you'll enjoy yours... Great range too which is what you need heading south.

Just moved from Nelson to Christchurch so a flat lander again now though

[NZDeano]

Welcome Deano. I've run my Girly up and down The Coast and around the roads in Tasman for the last few years, I think you'll enjoy yours... Great range too which is what you need heading south.

Just moved from Nelson to Christchurch so a flat lander again now though

Cheers for that buddy, yep I guess I am pretty lucky as I live smack bang in the middle of the Buller Gorge, so dosent matter which way I go I have about 30km of twisting scenic roads to ride on to get anywhere. Bummer eh, but someone has to live here.
yep I am loving this bike. On both the scrambler & the guzzi I have to choose my lines carefully as there are lots of ruts & bumps but with the Girly it just dont matter. And I never thought I would love a fuel gauge so much, its awesome because I used to have to always top up if near town. Now it just dont matter.