Triumph Motorcycles has introduced new colour options on its Tiger 900 and Tiger 850 Sport models. There are no technical or mechanical changes in the bikes, and the new colour options are expected to be rolled out in India in the coming months as well. For the Tiger 900 GT model, the British brand has introduced a Caspian Blue and Matt Graphite colour option for its Tiger 900 GT and GT Pro models, while the Tiger 900 Rally and Tiger 900 Rally Pro models get a new 'Sandstorm' shade. The GT models are the more road-specific variants, while the Rally models are designed to tackle hard-core off-road terrain.
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The Triumph Tiger 900 Rally and Rally Pro has been introduced in a new Sandstorm colour option.
The Tiger 900 range is powered by the same T-plane crank 888 cc, inline three-cylinder engine which develops 94 bhp at 8,750 rpm and 87 Nm at 7,250 rpm. The Tiger 850 Sport also gets the same engine, but with a different state of tune, making 84 bhp at 8,500 rpm and 82 Nm at 6,500 rpm. The Triumph 850 Sport gets a new Graphite with Baja Orange colour option.
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The Triumph Tiger 900 GT and Tiger 900 GT Pro has been introduced in a new Caspian Blue colour option.
The new colours have been rolled out in Europe, but Triumph India is expected to introduce the new colours across the Tiger 900 and Tiger 850 Sport models in the next few months. The new Sandstorm colour on the Tiger 900 Rally is applied to the fuel tank, beak and seat panel, with contrasting jet black used on the tank end panel and radiator cowls. The Graphite with Baja Orange on the Tiger 850 Sport has the striking orange shade applied to the front mudguard, beak, tank end panels and radiator cowls, while the contrasting Graphite grey colour is used on the fuel tank and seat panel.
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