2012 Triumph Tiger Explorer

2012 Triumph Tiger Explorer

2012 Triumph Tiger Explorer

The 2012 Triumph Tiger Explorer is an ultimate choice for the adventurer with class-leading handling and new level of performance and specification to the adventure touring sector. All-new instrumentation and switchgear is both comprehensive and intuitive. A comprehensive range of accessories is headlined by high quality luggage developed especially for the new Tiger Explorer. 1215cc brand new engine with shaft drive, it has been developed for this bike, allowing virtually maintenance free touring, and it has been designed to go 10,000 miles between servicing, ideal for those long distance adventures as on Kawasaki Versys. Together with its sister models Tiger 800 and Tiger 1050 ABS, it is built on a reputation for delivering best-in-class handling, which offers a combination of excellent low-speed balance and composed high speed capability. Find more about detail specification and new features on 2012 Triumph Tiger Explorer.

2012 Triumph Tiger Explorer Specification

Engine Type – Liquid-cooled, 12 valve, DOHC, in-line three-cylinder
Capacity – 1215cc
Bore x Stroke – 85 x 71.4mm
Fuel System – Drive by wire, fuel injection
Exhaust – Stainless steel 3 into 1, side mounted stainless steel silencer
Final Drive – Shaft
Clutch – Wet, multi-plate
Gearbox – 6-speed
Oil Capacity – 4.0 litres (1.1 US gals)
Maximum Power – 137PS/135bhp/101kW @ 9000rpm
Maximum Torque – 121Nm/89 ft.lbs @ 6400rpm

Chassis and Dimension

Frame – Tubular steel trellis frame
Swing-arm – Single-sided, cast aluminium alloy with shaft drive
Wheel Front – Cast aluminium alloy 10-spoke 19 x 2.5in
Wheel Rear – Cast aluminium alloy 10-spoke 17 x 4.0in
Tire Front – 110/80 R 19
Tire Rear – 150/70 R 17
Suspension Front – Kayaba 46mm upside down forks, 190mm travel
Suspension Rear – Kayaba monoshock with remote oil reservoir, hydraulically adjustable preload, rebound damping adjustment, 194mm rear wheel travel
Brakes Front – Twin 305mm floating discs, Nissin 4-piston calipers, Switchable ABS
Brake Rear – Single 282mm disc, Nissin 2-piston sliding caliper, Switchable ABS
Length – 2248mm/88.4in
Width (handlebars) – 962mm
Height without mirrors – 1410mm/55.5in
Seat Height – 837mm/32.9in – 857mm/33.7in
Wheelbase – 1530mm/60.2in
Rake/Trail – 23.9 degree/105.5mm
Fuel Tank Capacity/Efficiency – 20 litres/5.3 US gals
Wet Weight (ready to ride) – 259kg/570lbs

2012 Triumph Tiger Explorer Features

Engine and Transmission – It is powered by an all-new 1215cc three-cylinder engine producing a class-leading 137Ps with 121Nm of torque for effortless overtaking combined with an exciting top end growl. Low maintenance drive shaft for hassle free long distance touring. Class leading 950w generator allows the simultaneous running of multiple electrical accessories, including heated rider and pillion seats, heated grips, high power fog lights and a top box with integrated power supply for charging on the move. The bike also comes fitted with a power socket situated close to the ignition, which can be used to power a GPS unit or items of heated clothing.
Chassis and Suspension – Tough steel chassis and adjustable sturdy 46mm forks have been designed to cope with the worst that the conditions can throw at it, while 19” front wheel offers excellent on road agility and handling characteristics. It is designed to offer maximum comfort for rider and pillion, it comes with adjustable rider seat height, handlebar position and screen for day long comfort in the saddle. Electronic cruise control, traction control and switchable ABS brakes give the riders peace of mind, and come as standard equipment on 2012 Triumph Tiger Explorer.

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