Triumph offering free one-to-one Tiger 1200 deep dives at Motorcycle Live
Want to know more about the new Triumph Tiger 1200? Exclusive sessions with experts can be booked at MCL
The most advanced version of the Triumph Tiger 1200 is here, but if you’re struggling to wrap your head around all the tech, or simply want to take a closer look, there’s a solution at the upcoming Motorcycle Live show at the NEC in Birmingham from 21 to 29 November.
MCL has always been great at letting riders swing a leg over the hottest new machines before deciding where their hard-earned cash should go, but Triumph is going one step further by offering free one-to-one sessions with dedicated Tiger members of staff on the brand’s show stand in Hall 3.
The 25-minute Tiger Talk sessions can be booked here across all days of the show, subject to availability. Slots are starting to fill, so if you’re interested, it’s worth having a look sooner rather than later. You will, of course, need to have a Motorcycle Live ticket to get to the stand.
In your time, you could find out more about the new seven-inch touchscreen, find out about the new Showa EERA adjustable suspension and its snazzy height adjustment function, which is able to lower the seat to a very accessible 790mm at a standstill. Or maybe pick their brains about the Tiger 1200’s controversial switch to 19-inch wheels for all models…
The Tiger 1200 also has a new suite of radar-based rider aids, while the burly, 1,200cc ‘T-plane’ three-cylinder engine makes 158PS, 8PS up from the old model. Prices start at £18,295 for the GT Pro model, with the range topped by the £20,495 Rally Explorer.
Should your time with a Tiger 1200 at MCL convince you, it potentially won’t be long before you can get your hands on one, with the first examples expected to arrive in dealerships from December 2026.
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Matt has a background in motoring journalism of the four-wheeled variety but has long had a passion for motorbikes, taking his first steps into riding in 2010.
