WE'VE SEEN IT from the front, we've seen it from behind - good God we've even had a peek of it through a hole in a wooden crate - and now here it is in all its glory: the 2011 Triumph Tiger XC.Looking slender and positively BMW GS-style purposeful

HERE'S A QUICK video from my test review of the Triumph Tiger 800XC at the world launch in Barcelona.We took to some light trails on the XC. I kept to the standard Bridgestone Battlewing tyres while the other guys opted for the more off-road biased

-turn then pulling the clutch in and changing up to 6th, then rolling in 6th to get to 25mph. Then you can see me open the throttle and take the Tiger 800XC up to 100mph. Although fairly slow to get going as you would expect, there was no labouring of the engine

TRIUMPH HAS - at long last - released more pictures of the company's new adventure sports machine - the Triumph Tiger XC.Featuring a triple cylinder engine based on the company's 675 sportsbike motor, the new dual-purpose machine looks set to make

VISITORS TO 'Triumph Live' - the company's 20th anniversary celebration of the reborn British brand - were treated to a 'glimpse' of the all-new Triumph Tiger XC - the 800cc triple the company hopes will capture sales in the ever-popular adventure

TRIUMPH have launched a worldwide adventure tour programme for 2011 using the new Tiger 800XC.The five adventure tours range from 11 to 16 days trips in the UK, Austria, North Africa and Thailand and are being organised by established adventure

WHEN Triumph launched the Tiger 800 and 800XC in November 2010 - taking on the likes of the BMW F800GS - they caught the attention of adventure novices, those who wanted a triple but didn't fancy the big 1050cc Tiger and those looking for a British

Triumph’s Tiger 800XC is aimed at the more adventure-minded bikers out there. The ones that, while they’re filtering through traffic on their daily commute, are actually imagining handling out water to local kids at a remote stop in Africa. It’s a

WE'VE GOT the pricing details for the new Tiger 800 models, fresh from Triumph.The Tiger 800 will retail at £7,149  with an additional £600 for the ABS model. The Tiger 800XC will retails for just £600 more than the standard model at £7

Large fuel tanks, hand guards and O-ring chains for XC rangeSUZUKI GB has released a new off-roader, with the introduction of the two-stroke RM XC range.Available in 125 and 250 versions, the new XC models are derived from the established RM range