Triumph redefines the middleweight adventure class with the Tiger 900 Alpine Edition — a motorcycle built for riders who crave summits, distance, and refinement. Inspired by high-altitude exploration, it blends touring comfort, precision engineering, and bold Alpine design.
Powertrain | Triple Torque, Proven Performance
Powered by Triumph’s renowned 888cc liquid-cooled inline-triple delivering 108 PS @ 9,500 rpm and 90 Nm @ 6,850 rpm, the engine offers broad, accessible torque. With ride-by-wire, a slip & assist clutch, and smooth throttle response, it’s built for both winding mountain roads and long-haul touring.
Chassis & Dynamics | Road Precision, Alpine Poise
Derived from the Tiger 900 GT Pro, the Alpine Edition features Marzocchi 45mm USD forks with 180mm travel and manual damping adjustment for confident control on tarmac or light trails. A tubular steel trellis frame with a bolt-on aluminium subframe enhances rigidity, while Brembo Stylema calipers and 320mm dual discs ensure world-class stopping power.
Design & Ergonomics | Inspired by the Peaks
Dressed in Snowdonia White and Sapphire Black with Aegean Blue accents, the Alpine Edition embodies refined adventure styling. A Matt Phantom Black grab rack and engine protection bars add durability and purpose, while the signature beak and tank lines capture Triumph’s distinctive design DNA.
Technology & Equipment | Touring Intelligence
A 7-inch TFT display with MyTriumph Connectivity, five riding modes, and Triumph Shift Assist lead the tech package. Advanced cornering ABS and traction control provide confidence on variable terrain. For the first time on a Triumph adventure bike, a premium Akrapovič silencer comes standard—enhancing both tone and weight balance.
Built to Explore | Refined, Capable, Alpine
With a 20-litre fuel tank, 224 kg wet weight, and Metzeler Tourance Next tyres, the Alpine Edition is designed for endurance, comfort, and precision handling. It embodies Triumph’s dual spirit of performance and exploration—crafted for riders who chase horizons as high as their ambitions.
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