My new Tiger 955i

[BigDan]

Hi guys, finally got round to taking some pics today (hope you lot laugh at the T-shirt :P);













Only things I need to change is screen, and I want a rear hugger to keep things clean.

[PeteH]

Congrats on a nice find..espesh with the added bits and bobs :)

Now look her up good and safe...you know what those mancs are like

[Chris Canning]

The only thing you need to change are the crash bungs,at least take e'm off,they have the ability to make your Tiger an insurance right off with the smallest tip off,they'll either shag the frame or the engine casting.

Touratech Bars before your screen and hugger.

Best colour silver,when I bought mine I asked for silver,black or green only Sir  :(

Oh the tee shirt  :D ,if we ever meet your paying for breakfast   ,cuz I'm not paying for yours  :D

[BigDan]

Well, just got back from my first "long" ride. Went from Manchester up to Squires Cafe in Leeds, then back down the long way to Sheffield, down the Snakes Pass and back into Manchester.

201 miles all in all, and the fuel light didn't even come on!! So its definately more economical than my last bike (Bandit 12).

No aches or pains, heated grips and handguards kept my handsies warm... Even the girlfriend was comfy on the pillion seat! Although I will be lowering the pegs for her.

Lovely in the corners :) I defo made a good choice getting meself a Tigger :)

[jwray76]

201 miles all in all, and the fuel light didn't even come on!! So its definately more economical than my last bike (Bandit 12).
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Nope just a  bigger tank. I came from a Bandit 12 as well. Plus don't let the Tiger lure you in the corners to being too comfortable. I agree it is very capable, but with the long travel suspension it isn't as forgiving (of course my Bandit had upgraded suspension). Don't ask how I know  :roll:

[BigDan]

I know its a bigger tank, but I put 22 quid in when the fuel light came on and 200 miles from it without it coming back on.

On the Bandit wouldn't have lasted that long.