Greetings Triumph Clan!

[grendel]

I'm in between bikes at the moment and am looking at getting a Triumph Tiger 900 GT Pro in a month or so when the weather improves. I had been doing some off-road ADV riding (BMW F700 GS, KTM 390 Adventure) for the last 5 years or so, but want to do more back road asphalt, still do camping, and less BDRs. The Tiger 900 GT seems to fit the bill for me.

cheers,
Steve

 

[Greyfell]

Welcome, from Northern California. I didn't know what "BDR" meant so I looked it up online. It means Backroads Discovery Routes, and this website is sort of the go-to for that information: Backcountry Discovery Routes (BDR) Maps & Information

 

[grendel]

Welcome, from Northern California. I didn't know what "BDR" meant so I looked it up online. It means Backroads Discovery Routes, and this website is sort of the go-to for that information: Backcountry Discovery Routes (BDR) Maps & Information

My bad. I've used that acronym for so long it didn't occur to me that others might not know it. BDRs are a hoot, they're off-road rides in various states, some more challenging than others. Not being a great off road rider I was sticking to the easier ones...

 

[Vector]

Welcome from NV USA

 

[shanered6]

Hi there and welcome to TT from the Highlands of Scotland

 

[atomsplitter]

Greetings from sunny and waaay to cold North Texas. Post up pics when you get the next scooter, we love ogling.....

 

[Qship]

Welcome to TT from Eastern Canada.
The 900 GT seems to fit the description for what you want in a bike.
Even the GT can tackle some mild off road with the right rubber, so you're really not giving up much in ability.
Enjoy YOUR ride.

 

[sikatri]

Howdy and welcome from Houston! Look forward to your adventures, please post us ride reports with pictures!