Triumph will release its all-new Tiger Sport 800 middleweight sports tourer in the first quarter of 2025, priced from $19,990 rideaway.
The new Tiger Sport 800, which debuts a new 800-class triple-cylinder engine, effectively replaces the Tiger 850 Sport which previously played as the brand’s entry-level midsized adventure bike.
Whereas the outgoing Tiger 850 Sport utilised a detuned version of its ‘900’ class motor, this new Tiger Sport 800 upgrades the brand’s ‘660’ platform with increased displacement and power output.
Specifically, the Tiger Sport 800 is motivated by a 798cc triple engine generating 85kW and 84Nm, with the bike tipping the scales at 214kg (wet).
“At the heart of the Tiger Sport 800 is a new three-cylinder engine which delivers the power and excitement that riders want, whether tackling the daily commute through the city streets or enjoying a weekend blast on a winding rural road,” says Triumph Motorcycles chief product officer Steve Sargent.
“We know this customer is very discerning and is looking for a bike that is exciting to ride, but also delivers all the practical criteria that they need. That’s why we’ve developed a compelling package that includes smooth power delivery and a perfect balance of agility and stability, as well as an accessible seat height, comfortable upright riding position and integrated luggage options, which are essential to customers in this category.
“We wanted the rider will feel immediate control and precision with every corner, so technology like the ride-by wire throttle, Optimised Cornering ABS and traction control, alongside three riding modes, delivers the optimum performance. This is further enhanced by the Triumph Shift Assist and Cruise Control, ensuring the Tiger Sport 800 has everything it needs for a rewarding yet comfortable ride.”
