Triumph Tiger 110 649 cc Review

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Triumph Tiger 110 649 cc
3.4 stars
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Peter May's Review of Triumph Tiger 110 649 cc

Overall Rating

4 stars
  • Value for money
    3.5 stars
  • Length of ownership
    18 months
  • Reliability
    4 stars
  • Year Manufactured
    1959
  • Build quality
    4 stars
Bad Points

Poor breaks & single downtube.


General Comments

The Triumph Tiger 110 649 cc single carb gave good fuel economy, easy to maintain by owner-rider. Known as the single carb 'bonnie' later models had a cradle frame which greatly improved the handling. In the 60's they were often refured to as the 'instant whip' after a food prodict of the same name, due to the fact the single downtube frame used to flex when cornering. T110's could just about out perform a BSA Road Rocket in a straight line but lost it round bends, there was a lot of banter between Triump & BSA riders, but the truth is the Triumph had the better motor & BSA had the frame & cycle parts, those days were the last when British bikes showed the world how to do it, the technology did't move with the times & we sadly got left behind, it was great while it lasted though.

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