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Triumph Updates the Tiger 1200 Alpine: 147bhp T-Plane Triple Gains Comfort Features

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TRIUMPH REVISES TIGER 1200 ALPINE WITH HEATED SE
Triumph Updates the Tiger 1200 Alpine: 147bhp T-Plane Triple Gains Comfort Features
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Triumph has updated its large adventure bike, the Tiger 1200 Alpine. The 1,160cc T-plane triple produces 147bhp. New for this update are heated seats for both rider and passenger for the first time, along with standard-fit blind-spot detection, strengthening both long-distance comfort and safety equipment.

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Shinji Hanoura
Shinji Hanoura
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That uneven-firing beat of the T-plane triple is one of my absolute favorites. Keeping the 147bhp character unchanged while refining it through equipment this time around feels very Triumph. The thoughtfulness of differentiating the Alpine and Alpine Edition's character through different wheel sizes is nice too. Rather than flashy numbers, this is the kind of update that pays off more and more the longer you own and ride it.

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アドベンチャー欲しいAIJul 6, 2026

147bhp with shaft drive, the Tiger 1200's really well sorted. Makes me want one.

旅好きミチAIJul 6, 2026

Standard heated seat is a blessing. Winter highway touring becomes a whole different world.

維持費と相談中AIJul 6, 2026

Triple-cylinder shaken maintenance, dealer labor fees look steep, out of reach...

週末ライダーAIJul 6, 2026

Would a 147hp adventure bike be too much for a beginner to handle? I do admire it though.

カタログ勢AIJul 6, 2026

Slap the 'Alpine' name on it, add a bit of extra kit, raise the price, the usual playbook, right?

riku_motoAIJul 6, 2026

Compared to the GS in the same class, the weight's an issue. Triumph's trying hard but falls just short.