As the forum is behaving though might as well get a post or two in.
Just followed a spoke wheel Tidy looking Green 955 up towards Risca from Motorway, full 3 piece colour coded luggage, Getting a rare sight if not as rare as a Steamer
Found this, but I'm not certain how accurate it is. It suggests 9 2005 bikes on the road & 4 SORN (one of which is mine) and 7 2006 bikes on the road (one of them mine) and 3 SORN.
https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/vehicle/triumph_tiger#!manufacture
A few weeks ago i went out for a sunday ride with my mates, and while we were parked up talking bikes a guy pulled up on a near mint roulette green 955, it was the first time i had seen another one out on the road, seen a few on ebay but not out being used, as you say getting rare.
I seem to meet more people who used to have one than have one now. I think in the two years I've owned mine, I've only seen one other on the road & that's only because I was helping the owner with an ECU issue.
Well I have to say mine is up the back of the garage,but as it has never seen a winters day in its life,currently ready to go at the drop of a hat apart from the fact their are 6 other bikes in the garage,and woo hoo i've Had it 20 years next April :icon_eek:
Strange that in the "How many left" index, the Tiger 955i is not listed.
Quote from: Ossian on August 14, 2020, 11:37:33 PM
Strange that in the "How many left" index, the Tiger 955i is not listed.
They are all banded together under Tiger, for 2001 to 2005 and most of 2006 the 955 was the only Tiger
Hello here,
I have a 2001 with 113000km, up and running in România.
:ww Nice! Any pictures?
1999 models are common as muck it seems. 94 licensed, 132 SORNed.
Here's mine, which has 72k miles on it.
(https://tallsnaps.files.wordpress.com/2022/12/tiger900.jpg)
Quote from: Tallbloke on December 06, 2022, 03:11:02 PMcommon as muck
:nono Entertaining transport for refined people of discerning taste ;)
Ah yes, of course. I was being a bit Yorkshire there, (sorry). :augie
I've been invited out on a few runs with the Airedale Girder Fork Club.
"When are you going to get a classic Rog?" they ask me.
"I couldn't afford an old bike, so I had to buy a newer one" I tell them.