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| | 2006 Triumph Tiger 955i Motorcycle Test |
 | | Expectations that, for 2006, Triumph would fit the Tiger with the all-new 1050cc longstroke version of its trademark three-cylinder motor, which was introduced for the 2005 model year to spice up performance of the Sprint ST and Speed Triple models, have been confoundedfor the time being, at least. |
 | | The mirrors work excellently, though, and while the bike is undeniably rather wide with the luggage fitted, the cast aluminium wheels help give it a sharp appearance that's both pleasing and individual, in any of the three colours the 2006 Tiger is available inblue, silver or orange. |
 | | In this guise, Triumph's first fuel-injected go-anywhere triple delivered 87 bhp at 8200 rpm, to create a Tiger adventure tourer now focused 100% on tarmac use, rather than a pseudo-trailie streetbike with superficial off-road potential. |
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