2020 Triumph Tiger 900 GT Pro Review | First Impressions
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- 2020 Triumph Tiger 900 GT Pro Review | First Impressions: Having ridden the older Triumph Tiger 800 in its various guises I was a fan of the bike anyway, so when Triumph offered me the chance to ride the new improved Tiger 900 I jumped at the chance. Here's my first impressions review...
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Amazing coincidence, I just got back from a tiger 900 test ride and you've got a video on the GT, I'm going for the GT, it meets my needs.
Another great review! Passed my Mod1 test on Tuesday, and now have an impatient 3 weeks till the Mod2. As a fellow Triumph fan, I have my dream bike, a 2016 Triumph Thruxton 900 waiting for me in the garage, but now seeing your review of the Tiger makes me think it'll be perfect for a first 2nd bike..
Thank you TMF, great review. I’ve had my GT Pro for three weeks now, loving it, awesome bike, comfortable, all the power I need, all the bells and whistles and looks great too.
Great to hear!
Another great first impression. I have a 18 XRT and I love comfort features like heated grips, seats and cruise control. Thanks Andy.
Every since my 95 Triumph Sprint set up with all 3 monokey cases I have loved me a Triumph triple. I think this will be my next bike. Especially with all the nice features being factory and not after market. Definitely a plus when the features (both heated seats, heated grips, cruise control, usb ports etc) are calculated during engineering you know they are meant to all operate together going down the interstate. I have had most of the name brand motorcycles at some time but have always been partial to Triumph. Great review!
The Triumph Tiger 900 GT PRO is currently the best motorcycle out there.
I Have tested this up against my old BMW GS 1200 (2015) which is my previous motorcycle. NO doubt the Triumph Tiger 900 GT PRO is better in every way. More refined and so on.
I have had mine now for two months. Do not regret the swap. LOVE IT IN EVERY WAY :)
My brother road GTpro as a possible replacement for his 800Xrt, he thought it was better, but not enough to warrant an upgrade.If you want a bargain (same horsepower) also consider the out going 800.
ji @hkvikiing what about chain maintenance?
Thank God. What a relief coming back to this channel haha. I just spent 25 minutes watching a review, and the guy spent the entire video talking about heated grips and the switches on his Tiger 900 GT. This channel starts out immediately with a review of the engine. Yay!!!!! My sanity is returning!
G'day TMF, I have ridden the Rally Pro and it is amazing! The handling is great on twisties considering it runs a 21 inch front. My off road usually consists of fire trails and solid tracks so the Tiger would suit me to a Tee. On the highways, it is so comfortable. Now I have a drama in that as I'm getting a little older (61), would It be a more practical bike to own than the R1250 GS Beemer that I have always admired. At least I have a little time to weigh up the pro's and con's of both machines, as the bike I choose will be a retirement pressy to myself. Great stuff as usual brother. Have a good one.
Great review been waiting for this one. I test road the gt pro whilst my speed rs was in for service work. Loved the sound and grunty feel compared to the older 800. Defo will consider one of these at some point. I’ll need to try the rally though too.
Absolutely stoked for these. I've got almost 3 years of restriction ride out because australia, but man when i get that full license there should be a few used ones of these coming up - silver linings!
Thanks again for yet another professional review of another great bike. Other reviewers should pay attention to how you communicate and your bring us these reviews where it actually feels like WE are riding. Take care, friend. Happy trails. 👍
Thank you Michael - appreciate your kind words!
@@TheMissendenFlyer 👍
Cheers TMF! What a great sound she's got! The way bikes are changing us bikers will need a pilot license soon...great review as always!
Now that could tempt me to buy a new bike. Good price for the high spec and I think it looks great in the white colour. Look forward to the continuing reviews.
Great review thanks. This bike Just launched here in Brazil surprisingly cheap at ten grand u.s. in this scorching heat the last one overheated a bit. Let's see how this one behaves
Great review again TMF, always look forward to your very balanced views, especially as I'm a short arse as well.
What beautiful countryside you have the privilege of riding around in. The walkaround was just stunning.
Thanks for the video, i was hoping for one about the 900 GT PRO. saving money to get one :)
Been waiting on this vid for ages. Top shelf 1st ride review as expected. Without a doubt its markedly above last years 800. But alas I’m head over heels in love with my 2019 800 XCa. Bought and set up for off-roading. Still learning the skills to return home alive. By checking the vin # I’m told my bike was made in the the UK. Major PLUS in my book. You rock TMF 👍🏼 😎 🇺🇸 🌎
Thank you Brad - the 800 was a great bike, the 900 is even better!!
I just checked the only two Triumph dealers in my area, Anchorage and Seattle ..both show a starting price for the 2020 Tiger GT pro at $16,400.00 add on to that a hefty $550.00 destination charge plus taxes , license and other random 'fees' and your in the neighborhood of $18,000.00! Better be well heeled if you shop for one!!
I guess you get what you pay for but I dunno...at that price point, I would definitely look at All contenders seriously before committing to purchase. Thanks for yet another great review. Cheers!
I think you are right, me too use to watch 800 to 1000 adventure bikes but lately prices on them made me change my mind So now I really consider a versys 650 with luggage at 7400. That’s a pretty good deal I believe, if the power it’s enough that is.
12.56 thought my speakers went funny 🤣
Nice bike and great review 👍thanks
I had the pleasure of test riding the Rally Pro yesterday and was blown away. I am a fairly inexperienced rider but, wow, what a bike. The quick shift is amazingly smooth. Went straight into the shop afterwards and placed an order, all sold out of that “green” though. Went for the white....
Congratulations!
I do like how it sounds and even how it looks, even in the white. Nice standard features like the heated seats etc, although be better as you say if they remained on unless draining battery.
TMF. A very good informative video. It's the 100cc's we always wanted!!
Good improvement over the 800 tiger by the looks of it, can’t wait for the next videos you do on this bike and your final thoughts 👍
Loads more to come Simon!
The thought of you "fiddling with it" in your garage, has much restored my good humour, after being suicidal from viewing the Fillingham!
I couldn't possibly comment......
Placed an order for the 2021 in red today. Looking forward to get crackin on this crackin bike!
I'm getting a 900 GT (to replace my V-Strom 650) in a couple of weeks. My regular pillion (her indoors) found it easier to mount than the Strom. Was going to add Triumph connectivity as an option but gone for shift assist instead, reason; prefer phone nav (Osmand) to turn by turn.
Great review sir triumph definitely on the radar similar Wright to the Honda’s the wife and I have nice low seat height and heated how great is that !
Just bought one of these beauties - it eats up the Sydney roads and potholes - absolutely love it!
I liked this review and look forward to your follow ups. I was hoping to have bought one this year but the pandemic has delayed that till next year.Have a Bonneville at the moment owned for 6 years 17,000 miles without issue so obviously not a Friday afternoon bike. Only criticism which a lot seem to express are the colours surely not to difficult to offer more options. Looks like Black it will be.
I will be waiting for your continued review of the bike. I currently have the '18 Street Triple 765R and hope to add another bike to the stable within the next year.
Absolutely great review Mr TMF! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it
As always, an INCREDIBLE review TMF! 😍
I appreciate that Gar - thanks....
This is the one I’ve been waiting for TMF, want one, need one. Another great vid, take care.
Right on
Great review as usual TMF, I cant believe you missed the no entry sign use the next entrance when you parked up gor the walkaround 😂
Oops!! Well spotted.....
You'll have a garage full of Triumphs only soon the way your going !
Does look like a great contender , I'm considering an adventure bike next and will definitely have a test ride on the trumpet
Great video
Best regards Shaun .
Blimey this has taken you long enough!! Great vid
We're not all supercharged Chopsie!
I did the test ride on GT 900 basic version low seat and the GT 900 pro . I agree with you fully. Just one aspect I would like to say - when I see throw the fly screen it is blurred. The plastic is not good to view through it. I am 5’4” touch the ground with toes. Short riders would view through it. I have 3rd party fly screen in another bike which is very good to see through it. I may go for this or BMW R1250 RS.
Another excellent video, many thanks. Nice bike too, one that shorter people like us can reach the ground easily on and more importantly, having a comfortable seat for a change !!!.
Very true!
Another great review. Having been a bit a bit underwhelmed by my 2017 Africa Twin, my last foray into the world of big adventure tourers, I must admit this looks a great bike and pretty good value, considering the spec and cost of one or two similar bikes.
Yes Triumph are on to a winner with this I reckon....one of my current favourite bikes.
I shall definitely get a test ride now the dealers are open. I haven't heard you so enthusiastic over a bike for a long while🙂
Nope I haven't been, this one is a gem....
I'm so excited that you did a review on this. I have a Rally Pro in white. Unfortunately the green was back-ordered for my area (100 miles) for 5 months. If you do get to ride the Rally Pro here are some differences you are going to notice; Can't flat foot, might be close though (i have a 32" inseam, its not to bad with boots). The center stand seems a bit of a hassle to use unless you take off the passenger foot peg (its right in the way for where your calf wants to go when pressing down)... however once you take that peg off it goes up unbelievably easy. If you do take it down a green lane, its going to be really confidence inspiring. The suspension is not electronically controlled, but is really soft and yet you can still really lean it into corners and never feel like you lose any grip. The rear break can be adjusted up by simply lifting up and rotating it to make it easier to use off road (not going to lie, its going to be a pain in the butt the first time you try to do it). One thing you did see or note, that took me a while to realize, is that they only put one sticker on the beak of the bike to tell you what model it is. I just find that funny and weird at the same time. Since you have the bike for a couple of weeks one thing you'll find is that at 65+ mph the screen at the high position will cause buffeting, but in the low position its perfect. If i was to give my two cents on the things I don't like about the bike its really only two things, one is if using GPS through the Triumph app it only gives you turning information and not a full map on the screen even though they use google maps. The second is that the screen needs a rework of the way the rpm is displayed. Honestly both can be fixed with a software flash so its not like its not achievable. Other than that I'll be excited to see the next video on the bike! Great job as always!
Wow thanks for that lot! Stay tuned, lots more to come!
@@TheMissendenFlyer yeah sorry about the long read. Lol
I'm absolutely staggered at the cost of that bike, with that spec as well! A triple, all that equipment, lighter than the older models, looks like the Tiger is ready to pounce again. Brilliant stuff! Perfect morning viewing if you ask me haha 😁👍
Cheers LIKWID - always appreciate your kind words....
@@TheMissendenFlyer not a problem at all sir! Always a pleasure 😁
Great review, my father is considering buying one so this is a great review! Can you also make a new review of the Ducati 821 because i'm thinking to go for that bike....🙌😋
Good video as per TMF. That’s nice, I like that 👌
Just a little note, the ‘wait here’ sign is used in a similar way to a solid white line. You’re fine to filter (if safe) up to the sign as long as you’re still behind it of course.
Richard
Thanks for the info!
Awesome review TMF, I think like a lot of people have commented the price of these are crazy, they have the top of the line GT Pro Rally at the dealer and it’s the same price as the 1200 Tiger when I bought my Trophy SE three years ago, so the smaller model is priced the same as the bigger model used to be. The 900/800 market is ok for single riders but two up loaded down with gear for long trips it’s just too small. I try to buy English built products as you know, 3 mini coopers in the garage and my Trophy, but when I heard mass layoffs and shifting production abroad I’m hesitant giving them another $20K of my money. I’m leaning towards the Africa Twin for serviceability and it’s cheaper here than the Tiger. Dealership network in Canada is 600 miles west or 800 miles east, which is a little worrying when you set off with the wife on the back. Awesome review as normal, it would be nice if Triumph could comment about the future locations of production. It reminds me of an Apple product “designed in California” written all over it but made in China.....
Doesn’t stop us loving our iPhones though does it!
you can ride 2up on any bike .
YES! I love you. This is one I have wanted to see!
TMF, great video. That quick shifter sounds like a hoot.
While you have the bike, could you try it on some twisties, the motorway and well-maintained unpaved country lanes? I think this GT could do all three very well.
Looking forward to as many Tiger 900 videos as you can pump out!
Lots more to come, stay tuned!
Good first look TMF. I really like the GT model
Excellent review as usual young Sir. The pillion grab rails are a huge improvement compared to the bulbous and ugly ones on the old model plus the top box rack is also an improvement.
I'm liking "young sir"
I sent you an email with suggestions for a future video....
Just bought a 2021 Red with added Arrow can crash bars and a few bits and pieces for £13,000. A sort of impulse buy with itchy fingers to go touring again. For the money I thought it was a steal and I can join the TOMCC again which I missed. I am engineering a Clutch Fluid bottle as I agree with you on that one but an Italian chap makes top quality screens deflectors to order and I had one on my last Triumph which was superb. Bigger and wider with a few strategic slits and a slight centre spine to push the air round you. They are quality products.
If they sold it in that grey you can get the Street Triple RS in, I’d be tempted to upgrade immediately from my Tiger 800
I'm so happy this is available. I had my eye on a 2018 Tiger 800 XRT, and I'm assuming with all the great reviews this new 900 is getting the leftover 800s should be getting discounted.
I'm sure the new 900 is a fantastic bike, but a two year old, top of the line 800 will do for me, especially if the price is a few thousand below the 2018 price.
Got yourself a decent jacket, had mine 18 months, best I've ever worn.
Excellent review.
Another great vlog, welldone fella
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you Dennis!
I traded my RT for a GT PRO a year ago and am loving it. I just finished a 3600 mile loop on the CA coast and Southwest USA…effortless…beautiful handling.
Great to hear!
Ordered mine in Paris yesterday. Delivering mid January ;-)
Love your reviews, unfortunately it's only yours and Fortnine's bike reviews we can actually trust. Lovely and refreshing as always though :)
I appreciate that!
TheMissendenFlyer You’re very welcome! Any other tip-offs of unbiased reviewers I haven’t had the good fortune of stumbling across yet?
Nice vid TMF!
Looks a nice bike looking forward to the long term review, just an observation but try adding what your inseam leg size is rather than you’re 5’8” not everyone has the same body and leg measurements. This would be a lot more accurate sizing for all I think. Great vid keep up the good work.
Thanks for the tip!
Great vlog btw. 👍👍👍
Lovely vid, I get the impression you like this machine. It took a long while to hot the streets (vid). Virus probs? Still could do with a HUD. I think I will invent one!
Top review. Agree that the colours are bland ☹️ & the tft doesn’t have a circular rev counter 😢, guess I’ll keep my 2017 r1200gs for a bit longer until both Triumph & BMW sort their colour schemes out.
Another great review TMF! Always a pleasure to watch 👍🏻 Do we need to have another comment about getting on a Harley-Davidson? If I can suggest a HD to ride I’d love to see what you think of the heritage classic. I haven’t ridden one but it’s the bike I like from HD.
Yes I like the look and sound of them I must admit....it’ll happen one day!
I road a heritage classic on the whole of Route 66 two years ago , all fantastic , so comfy, enough power , except the brakes are just not up to it with the weight of the bike. In America with their huge long roads it didn’t miss a beat but with such tight twists , room etc in the uk environment, I’m sure I would not enjoy it as much. Me and my mate were really sorry to hand them back after 2600 miles of sunshine riding. Very expensive just to take out in the sunshine.
G'day from the land down under. I've gone from a 2016 Triumph Explorer 1200 XCA to 2020 Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro (black) recently. It's the best decision for my 64 year old body (mainly due to a heavy bike issue). This is a brilliant Triumph! 👍😁
I concur!
@@TheMissendenFlyer Do you think it's about the same as the BMW F750GS? BMW lists wet weight, and Triumph lists dry, that's why I'm asking.
Great first review again TMF, well done. I'd love to see a head to head Tiger 900 vs Tiger 1200 review. I like big bikes (partly because I'm 6'2") and have the 1200, but up here in North Yorkshire would I be better off with the 900?
Oh yes!
Great video fantastic bike stay safe 🇬🇧👍🏻
Defo the bike that I want to add to my Street Triple. Need a slightly more easy to tour on bike and this is top of the list. Although I’ve toured on the Streety and it’s not as bad as it sounds. But I really do like this new Tiger. Just need the cash now 😂
Had the 800 and now the 900 and yes the indicator and joystick do slot into muscle memory so are not an issue. If I could of done so I would have kept the 800 (still get the 900) as the "eagerness" of the 800 was fun but the 900 can be ridden very lazy (as if it were just a twin) if you wish to do so. Definately more low/mid range grunt will pick up from 25/30 mph in 4th or 5th without complaint.
Hello mate, just wanted to ask a question if you don't mind. I was in the market for a new 900 Rally Pro, however that might now be more realistic in another 18 months. So based on you're a previous 800 owner, would you (if in my position), consider an 800, with the fact I could pick up a fully loaded second hand XCA for less than £9k, saving me a whopping £5k and be happy with it, or would you wait, be patient and go for the 900?
Hi Andy,
after being smitten by the good looks, watching the reviews and reading the specs for this 900 GT Pro, I was convinced that this was to be my next bike.
I rode my T120 via my chosen test route en route to the dealership and then retraced it on the GT Pro.
I loved the suspension and flickable handling, kept looking for higher gears that weren’t there and was surprised how skinny the hand grips felt in comparison to the Bonneville’s. The seat felt plush initially but it wasn’t long before I started to try to find a different position to sit on it. The real crunch was how tiring the vibes through the bars were, I haven’t ridden the 800, which is often described as being “buttery smooth” so I can’t compare but the new T plane crank and firing order didn’t do it for me.
Riding home on the Bonneville felt so comfy and satisfying in comparison and I’ve never been so disappointed after a test ride in well over 50 years of motorcycling.
I can confirm my 2018 Tiger 800 XRT is buttery smooth. I guess the new T plane introduced some vibes to the bike, which is a shame. That was the reason I sold my Tracer 900.
@@applecorp I test rode both almost back to back, and while I loved the changes to the ergonomics/seat and the engine torque, those vibes were absolutely clear, and I doubt I would stand it on long days. At least with cruise you can let go of the bars slightly.
Took the 900 pro on test run last week and loved it. All the reviews are praising it. Looks like it’s time to trade in the v-strom for a tiger.
Yes nice upgrade....
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Ténéré 700
This is the review I’ve been waiting for! I’m actually scared to test ride one because I know I’d want to chop in my trusty 800. The mirrors are a backwards step though, and although I would personally choose black anyway the colour schemes are boring. Ironic considering the great paint jobs Triumph have done in the past! Also disappointing that the service intervals are still 6000 miles when many rivals are longer.
Yes agreed all round...great bikes these though none the less.
You might want to experiment a test recording with your microphone raised up a bit from the current position to significantly reduce the 'poofing' sound which sometimes is harsh in this video. Thx for the comprehensive review as usual.
It gets better!!
@@TheMissendenFlyer respect sir 🙏🏽🔥🤙🏼
Just a POV of a P. Sound Engineer (and a sound freak) Biker ;)
Great review and another new channel for my list! How tall are you buddy?
I’m 5”8’ ….and welcome along!
I rode the Tiger 900 Rally Pro. I was amazed how confortable it is, handles fantastic and brakes, wow. Solid bike in every way. It didn't have the power that my 2019 Tracer 900GT has, yet I was fine with that. If it wasn't for the extreme amount of heat directly on my knees, I would have traded my bike on the spot.
Ahh, still has the heat issue. Not very practical if you live in a tropical climate. I'll stick with my Tracer GT.
@@Pomoz7 yes, exactly the problem here in southern Thailand. I'm hopeful that a aftermarket heat deflector will be available soon
Waiting v patiently for my new GT pro .... agree with all you said - brilliant bike, cannot wait to get it. Thanks for your excellent review and await your good, and bad points !
Had a Tiger 800 for 9 years , loved it , no problems, waited for the 900 but after the test ride preferred the 800 triple over the 900 so bought the last 800XRX in the country , happy days.
If I wanted a twin I would have bought one , but I prefer the silky 800 over the grunty 900
Fair enough...
Informative review as usual, in your opinion would the Tiger have it over the new BMW F900XR for a middle weight road bike, looks to be a tough choice just going by the specs.
Close call but I prefer the Triumph today (could change my mind tomorrow!!)....
Hay Andy. Fantastic review. I have watched this review probably 20 times now. Would you swap your GS for one of these.? I'm considering on doing exactly that with my GS Adventure?
I answer that in this video ruclips.net/video/Stk0-v3lzcE/видео.html enjoy!
Looks like a very nice bike, thank you.
Thinking of "downgrading" my Explorer 1200 to the new Tiger 900 as I'm not a tall bloke by any means, I think it just makes more sense. Loving it by watching videos, I'll try to test ride soon.
Makes complete sense! ...I consider it a great upgrade in fact!
First up, loving your videos. High quality. What's your perspective on the new engine and the slight increase to vibrations? Have watched a lot of reviews and most experienced riders, such as yourself, seem to take the view that it is still pretty smooth even with the update to gain more torque and traction.
Correct - I found it a great unit, like this bike s lot...
@@TheMissendenFlyer thanks for the quick response. Given how many different bikes you have tested, iput a lot of stock in your opinion. Appreciated
I'm really pleased with mine :)
Always love your videos. Interested in this GT model and the 2020 BMW F 900 XR. can you please give me your thoughts ? Mostly daily commuting and touring. Gracias
Did you see my f900xr video?
Great review... I want one! Nothing to dislike IMHO. Do the panniers require scaffolding or do they fit neatly to the bikes frame? .
Sadly it's a scaffold job I think...shame because that always spoils the look of a bike I reckon - would look good with alu boxes on though.
Nice bike & review. I can't help thinking that these make so much more sense than the bigger versions. They can do everything with an equal spec & cost less in every way. So the question is, are the GS' days numbered?
Video coming on that subject soon!
I reckon that it’s possible to get plenty of howling with a heated pillion seat, as long as you bring the missus along 😉
Top review 👏👏👏, only a misstake ... Marzocchi in Italian sound different you may pronunce the CH like a K than: Marzokki is the right sound
Another good comprehensive review. Engine wise, how does it compare to the KTM 790 adventure? Cheers.
I waay prefer it....
Another great review as usual. Of course the elephant in the room is the vibration through the handlebars at motorway speeds especially at 70+ mph over several hours. Is this as comfortable as the BMW f850GSA for long distance touring?
I didn't notice any significant vibration??
The vibrations are fine in road mode, but they get worse in sports mode especially on the motorway..
That's were you did the Tenere walk around, looks beautiful.
Yes, place called Bradenham - very English!
Love at first ride !!!
Damn I want one of these now. Plumped for the speed triple in the hope it would tick solo and pillion boxes but the pillion isn't enjoying the Speed and can't blame here.
Awesome review! Can you by chance do a ride review on the KTM 790 Adventure S? That would be a very much useful bit of information.
I’ll be getting one of those to try later in the year....
@@TheMissendenFlyer Thank you Sir!
Just bought mine: 900 GT LOW. RED. Superbe!!!
Congratulations!
Good afternoon TMF, i need some of your expert advice please. i've been riding for 2 yrs now and have passed my theory having a few lessons and hopefully i'll be ready for the DAS course. I initially wanted to buy the Africa Twin DCT, but people have put me off, so i watched your review of the Triumph Tiger 900 GT PRO and that has convinced me this is the right bike for me, Now i have work coleagues saying it's too big of a jump going from a 125 to a 900. Would you agree and if so what bike/CC would suit a beginner ? Thank you in advance and keep up the great work your vlogs are so informative..
For what it's worth... My first bike was a Street triple 765 R and my second bike, was and still is a scrambler 1200XE. I find a bigger bike easier to ride than a smaller one. It's all down to how you feel. Try it for yourself before writing it off. Big engines and big power are only an issue if you run out of talent. Modern bikes have a good safety net too to help you from doing something silly.
i was surprised to see the new tiger 800 released then all of a sudden the tiger 900 was released out of no where
Good review thanks. I’m just not convinced (yet) it’s enough to change my Tiger 800 XRX for. Interested to know what the vibrations are like at constant motorway speeds. You’re spot on with the paint schemes, not too much effort being put in there! And that TFT, although (looks like) a class item, the graphics / layout look poor. Couldn’t really see a rev counter on the screen you’d chosen, and why the need for a ‘0’ before the mph? Just add the ‘1’ as and when.
I entirely agree....
Is the zero, the 'hundred' digit on the speedo, visible when riding the bike or is it just the camera picking it up ?
At motorway speed in road mode as comfortable as my 1050 Sport.. but.. if its in sport mode there's much more vibration through the bars, not noticeable if your on winding stop, start A roads