Here's what the British motorcycling press said in their 2012 Triumph Tiger Explorer 1200 reviews:“The Triumph is a fantastic motorcycle. A five-star bike. One that I would be proud to own. Its glorious-sounding 1215cc engine is faster than the BMW

TRIUMPH is either very bad at keeping secrets or has been orchestrating a pre-publicity campaign around its new Tiger Explorer for more than a year: this bike is no surprise. What it is, though, is very impressive.Even now, just a couple of weeks

FOREIGN websites are gossiping about a new 1200cc Triumph Tiger, dubbed the Tiger Explorer.The bike is set to be revealed to the world's press at the EICMA show in Milan in November and later at the NEC motorcycle show.Taking its styling from

EXPLORER PANNIER SYSTEMInjection-moulded pannier system with single key operation and dynamic mounting system. 37 litre left hand pannier holds a full face helmet, right hand pannier 25 litres£499.99EXPLORER TOP POX - POWEREDInjection-moulded 35

WE broke the news of Triumph's new Tiger Explorer 1200 back in October.However, here at Milan it's the first time we've seen it in the flesh. We think it looks better than the touched up studio shots we'd seen before.You can see this motorcycle

TRIUMPH have revealed the prices of two of their new models, the Tiger Explorer and the Speed Triple R.The Tiger Explorer will go on sale at £11,149, with a launch edition model that includes an adjustable touring screen, fog lights, hand guards

THERE won't be a Speed Triple 1200, according to Simon Warburton, Triumph's Product Manager.In a recent interview with Visordown, when asked about the possibility of a Speed Triple powered by the same engine as the new Tiger Explorer, Warburton said

Triumph have unveiled two brand new adventure models for 2011. Here is the complete set of details, specifications and images for the Triumph Tiger 800 and 800XC.The street orientated Tiger 800 is focussed on road riding practicality whereas

.Internet speculation suggests this new model will run the 1200cc-triple from the soon to be unveiled Tiger Explorer 1200, however it's very unlikely the Speed Triple R will use this engine and it will almost certainly stick with the 1050cc lump.

rivals, the class-leading BMW R1200GS costs £10,595 in base spec, Triumph's new Tiger Explorer 1200 is £11,149, including ABS, the Ducati Multistrada 1200 is £12,395 and Kawasaki's multi-purpose Versys 1000 is £9,499.Mark Forsyth is out in Spain