Bought from Bulldog Triumph a pre-registered 2012 Triumph Tiger 800 Roadie taxed and MOT exempt until March 2015 with many extras see below. FULL Triumph service history plus additional maintenance (brakes, oil, chain, etc) by me. All work documented with receipts etc. A brilliant bike, that I’m only selling to try something different and satisfy my insatiable appetite for bikes… Wear and scratches as expected from the mileage. Any questions then please ask? Details: • Triumph Tiger 800 roadie in Phantom black @ 16700 miles, • Triumph adjustable touring (higher) screen with some scratches (see photo), • Triumph heated grips with dual heat control, <br />• Triumph headlight protector, • Triumph engine protection bars, • Triumph CNC machined sports adjustable levers (greater feel), • Triumph 12v auxiliary power socket, • Triumph FULL service history and additional documented oil & filter changes by myself, • Triumph original spare keys, original matching pannier lock barrels and original coded key, • Arrow rear silencer and corresponding Triumph engine map, • Givi Universal base plate (top box not for sale), • Michelin pilot road 3 tyres the best (rear recent with receipt), • Touratech colour coded protective hand guards, • Rear paddock stand bobbins, • Adjustable rider seat height, • Upgraded dual front braided brake hoses, • Front and rear Mudguard extenders, • Chain guard extender (stops bike getting sprayed with chain lube), • Recent new gold chain and sprockets (documented), • Recent new brake pads (EBC HH pads) and fluid service (documented), • All receipts for parts. Good overall condition as shown, does come with scratches here and there as you would expect from a bike with 16800 miles. Used daily so mileage will creep up. Puig wind deflector and top-box not included in sale. £5195 ovno Dr Mark 07816644931
Good luck selling. Chopped my 11 plate XC in last year for the multi, 11k miles full service history and unmarked. Got 5 k for it and they had it for months before they dropped the price to £5.5k and it went. Great bikes though.
Cheers dude. I knew the Multi is a natural progression from the Tiger . The Multi's are so rare these days......
