MOT & SERVICE HISTORY: 24,600 miles. MOT valid until 8 April 2027. One former keeper. Excellent full service and maintenance history recorded at 740 miles in 09/2010, 2,804 miles in 06/2012, 6,336 miles in 07/2016, 7,951 miles in 09/2020, 12,522 miles in 03/2023 and 14,473 miles in 04/2024. The bike will also receive a fresh service upon sale.
A superb opportunity to own a 2010 Triumph Tiger 1050 in classic Black, with just 24,600 miles, one former keeper and an impressive documented service and maintenance history.
At the heart of the Tiger is Triumph's characterful 1,050cc three-cylinder engine, producing a strong 113 bhp and 100 Nm of torque. The renowned triple engine combines smooth power delivery with plenty of low and mid-range punch, making the Tiger equally enjoyable for everyday riding, fast A-road riding and long-distance touring. Contemporary reviews praised the engine's flexibility, character and ability to pull strongly from low revs.
The Tiger 1050 was designed as a true road-going all-rounder, combining an upright riding position with sporty handling. The 17-inch road wheels, adjustable suspension and powerful Nissin brakes give it a surprisingly sporty feel, while the comfortable rider and passenger ergonomics make it well suited to longer journeys.
The 2010 model benefits from a six-speed gearbox, fuel injection, twin-spar aluminium frame, adjustable 43mm upside-down forks, adjustable rear suspension and a substantial 20-litre fuel tank. Triumph also highlighted the Tiger's excellent wind protection, comfortable seating and strong touring ability, making it a particularly versatile motorcycle.
Fuel economy is around the low-40s mpg in typical real-world riding, with published testing recording approximately 42.5 mpg. Combined with the 20-litre tank, the Tiger offers a useful touring range and makes a practical proposition for commuting, weekends away or longer-distance adventures.
Finished in Black and showing 24,600 miles, this is a particularly appealing example thanks to its one-former-keeper ownership and extensive documented maintenance history. The bike has clearly been enjoyed and maintained over the years, with servicing recorded consistently as the mileage has accumulated.
With an MOT through to April 2027 and a fresh service included upon sale, this Tiger 1050 is ready for its next chapter. If you're looking for a motorcycle that combines the character of Triumph's famous triple engine with genuine touring comfort, sporty handling and everyday usability, this Tiger is well worth a closer look.
MOT & SERVICE HISTORY: 24,600 miles. MOT valid until 8 April 2027. One former keeper. Excellent full service and maintenance history recorded at 740 miles in 09/2010, 2,804 miles in 06/2012, 6,336 miles in 07/2016, 7,951 miles in 09/2020, 12,522 miles in 03/2023 and 14,473 miles in 04/2024. The bike will also receive a fresh service upon sale.
A superb opportunity to own a 2010 Triumph Tiger 1050 in classic Black, with just 24,600 miles, one former keeper and an impressive documented service and maintenance history.
At the heart of the Tiger is Triumph's characterful 1,050cc three-cylinder engine, producing a strong 113 bhp and 100 Nm of torque. The renowned triple engine combines smooth power delivery with plenty of low and mid-range punch, making the Tiger equally enjoyable for everyday riding, fast A-road riding and long-distance touring. Contemporary reviews praised the engine's flexibility, character and ability to pull strongly from low revs.
The Tiger 1050 was designed as a true road-going all-rounder, combining an upright riding position with sporty handling. The 17-inch road wheels, adjustable suspension and powerful Nissin brakes give it a surprisingly sporty feel, while the comfortable rider and passenger ergonomics make it well suited to longer journeys.
The 2010 model benefits from a six-speed gearbox, fuel injection, twin-spar aluminium frame, adjustable 43mm upside-down forks, adjustable rear suspension and a substantial 20-litre fuel tank. Triumph also highlighted the Tiger's excellent wind protection, comfortable seating and strong touring ability, making it a particularly versatile motorcycle.
Fuel economy is around the low-40s mpg in typical real-world riding, with published testing recording approximately 42.5 mpg. Combined with the 20-litre tank, the Tiger offers a useful touring range and makes a practical proposition for commuting, weekends away or longer-distance adventures.
Finished in Black and showing 24,600 miles, this is a particularly appealing example thanks to its one-former-keeper ownership and extensive documented maintenance history. The bike has clearly been enjoyed and maintained over the years, with servicing recorded consistently as the mileage has accumulated.
With an MOT through to April 2027 and a fresh service included upon sale, this Tiger 1050 is ready for its next chapter. If you're looking for a motorcycle that combines the character of Triumph's famous triple engine with genuine touring comfort, sporty handling and everyday usability, this Tiger is well worth a closer look.