Tiger 800 vs Tiger 1200 - Page 4

!!675R!! · 11-22-12, 03:16

Heres an ICON vid showcasing the TIGER, not sure whcih model they are but they are pretty heavily modded im sure for this vid. SIT BACK AND ENJOY!

www.youtube.com/watch%3fv=aTvYAcJOx3s

AND I JUST SAW IT WAS ALREADY POSTED LOL WELL HERE IT IS AGAIN!

GuiltySparc · 11-28-12, 12:02

my Dad picked up a tiger 800 the other week. Seems like a pretty fun bike. The seat is so soft and comfy compared my streety.

LIV2 · 11-29-12, 20:04

Neither, BMW F700GS :P

I was looking at the Tigers until I noticed that they're just as expensive as a GS, and the rear subframe is welded on.
I'm also slightly too short for the Tigers and for the F800GS

So anyone who owns a Tiger, I hope you don't let it fall over too much!

MacBandit · 11-29-12, 22:40

While I agree the BMWs really are the better option for mid size adventure bikes I don't agree about the sub-frame even being part of the equation. The only bikes I see bend rear subframes regularly are heavy touring bikes and sport bikes with aluminum subframes. The Tiger has a very heavy duty steel subframe. If you bend it you were either rear ended by a car or you threw it off a cliff. In any case the rear subframe is going to be the least of your worries.

View Poll Results: 800 or 1200?
800	30	85.71%
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!!675R!! Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: honolulu Posts: 1,204	Heres an ICON vid showcasing the TIGER, not sure whcih model they are but they are pretty heavily modded im sure for this vid. SIT BACK AND ENJOY! www.youtube.com/watch%3fv=aTvYAcJOx3s AND I JUST SAW IT WAS ALREADY POSTED LOL WELL HERE IT IS AGAIN! __________________ 2011 Triumph Daytona 675R 2007 KTM 950SMR Last edited by !!675R!!; 11-22-12 at 03:23.
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11-28-12, 12:02	#32
GuiltySparc Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Maryland Posts: 719	my Dad picked up a tiger 800 the other week. Seems like a pretty fun bike. The seat is so soft and comfy compared my streety. __________________ 2010 Ninja 250R 2012 Street Triple R
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11-29-12, 20:04	#33
LIV2 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Sydney Posts: 1,245	Neither, BMW F700GS :P I was looking at the Tigers until I noticed that they're just as expensive as a GS, and the rear subframe is welded on. I'm also slightly too short for the Tigers and for the F800GS So anyone who owns a Tiger, I hope you don't let it fall over too much! __________________
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11-29-12, 22:40	#34
MacBandit Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Seattle Posts: 7,662	While I agree the BMWs really are the better option for mid size adventure bikes I don't agree about the sub-frame even being part of the equation. The only bikes I see bend rear subframes regularly are heavy touring bikes and sport bikes with aluminum subframes. The Tiger has a very heavy duty steel subframe. If you bend it you were either rear ended by a car or you threw it off a cliff. In any case the rear subframe is going to be the least of your worries. __________________ http://www.triumphinstructions.com http://www.triumph.co.uk/uk/Handbooks.aspx http://www.rideatriumph.com/
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