Triumph, the British motorcycle brand, recently announced the launch date of their Tiger Sport 660 motorcycle in India. Now, the brand has listed the official accessories for the Triumph Tiger 1200 adventure tourer motorcycle on its website. The motorcycle is slated to hit the Indian market shortly, and the accessories will help buyers make their bikes more practical.
The accessories for the upcoming Triumph Tiger 1200 includes luggage solutions, crash protection, auxiliary lighting and other technology to boost comfort levels and practicality of the motorcycle.
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Engine bars, sump guard, swingarm protector, tank pad, fork protectors, and a headlight protector are among the crash protection accessories. The engine bar kits provide upper and lower protection and can be installed singly or in combination for maximum protection.
Aluminium panniers, a top box, pannier mounts, a top box backrest, and waterproof inner bags are among the baggage choices available to customers. The top boxes come in a variety of sizes, with one model accommodating two helmets and even an upholstered, padded pillion backrest.
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Optional tech attachments for the Tiger 1200 will undoubtedly assist you in your exploration of dark and shady forests and rough terrains. An auxiliary light kit, shift assist, and a tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) are among the accessories available.
Finally, heated seats, an adjustable air diffuser, and optional footrests have been added as optional accessories for the Tiger 1200 for the comfort of the rider and pillion.
Customers who wish to customize their motorcycle can now do so using a configurator on the brand's website. While the price of the motorcycle is still unknown, the configurator mentions the pricing of accessories. Pre-bookings for the motorcycle have already begun, and the release date is expected to be somewhere around June. The price of the motorcycle is expected to be around Rs 17.5 lakh to Rs 19 lakh (ex-showroom).
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