Triumph Tiger 1050 on Tour in Scotland 2008
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The Tiger 1050 was perfect for a 5 day trip round the West coast of Scotland. Very comfy, 50+ mpg gives just
about 200 miles to a tank. The Tiger performed perfectly in some horrendous wet weather.
On the final day I rode from Applecross in Scotland to home with a break for lunch. 560 miles in total. The
Tiger with the Givi screen, Sheepskin seat pad and Krauser Panniers was very comfortable.
about 200 miles to a tank. The Tiger performed perfectly in some horrendous wet weather.
On the final day I rode from Applecross in Scotland to home with a break for lunch. 560 miles in total. The
Tiger with the Givi screen, Sheepskin seat pad and Krauser Panniers was very comfortable.
| Eilean Donan Castle |
The bay at Camusterrach photographed in wonderful weather. The Tiger is filthy from riding 200 miles through 2 inches
of rain plus hail & fog the previous day. Ah Scotland, one extreme to the next, definitely worth visiting on a bike.
of rain plus hail & fog the previous day. Ah Scotland, one extreme to the next, definitely worth visiting on a bike.
| Rest stop at Loch Chracaich |
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