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Taming The Tiger

Taming The Tiger

Author: Tomas Yoko
Date: 2016-02-12
There is one Tiger that you can "tame" without causing the animal activists to hunt you down and crucify you, and that Tiger is the Triumph Tiger Explorer.

Packed to the brim with "rider-focused technology" the Tiger gives in to your will by design, unlike the striped beast of the jungle.

"The new Tiger Explorer family has been conceived, designed and built to deliver the ultimate go anywhere, do anything transcontinental motorcycle for every adventure rider, wherever they ride." Says Triumph. And they would know, having given the Explorer the TRIUMPH SEMI ACTIVE SUSPENSION with corresponding acronym TSAS. So if you say it is reads tee-sas and what TSAS allows the rider to do is to control the rear suspension electronically, changing the suspension setting to suit the road while you ride.

If you are feeling even the slightest itch in your adventure bone, then you should go and test ride the Tiger at East Coast Motorcycles. Call them on 031 566 3024 or visit their showroom at 10 Meridian Drive, Umhlanga Ridge.