2002 Triumph Tiger 955i Review

Delve into the exhilarating world of motorcycle reviews with Rod Gibson as he takes us through a comprehensive analysis of the iconic 2002 Triumph Tiger 955i.
In this insightful review, Rod explores every facet of the Tiger's performance, from its powerful 955cc engine, boasting an impressive 104bhp, to its exceptional handling capabilities.
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[@nathalievankooten3371]

Since 3 months I own my first bike ever.... a Yellow Tiger from 1999.... Love to ride it, getting to know it better every day. My friend calls it 'a Tiger with an attitude'..... Not as easy to ride as his Honda Panam 1100 wich I ride as well, to get to know the feeling of different motors. Proud to ride this amazing bike.

[@SamOnABikeSweden]

Is it reliable? I would really like to have a Triumph Tiger, the 955i is in an good price range. But is it reliable?

[@scrambler975]

Greeeennnn!

[@Menandmotors]

I thought it was Red! 😂

[@viking19902310]

i got the same bike in the same color, it's a beautiful machine,i just love it :)

[@MrWholix]

Is it reliable?

[@MrVintagecyclist]

I bought my 05 plate Tiger in March 2022. I purposely watched youtube for all, & any reviews. The Tiger IS a nice easy bike to use. However, for me personally, the only drawback is, the unequal load capacity in the panniers. (having previously used Givi Monokey boxes), you certainly notice the difference,........and have to pack wisely!!.

[@Zenpalmelao]

I have one and I love it!!

[@nigelbush7255]

My 2004 tiger 955i is my first triumph and it’s my introduction back in to biking and I love it ,awesome machine great on the road but too heavy for anything else for me anyway.

[@CountryHouseGent]

R.I.P. Rod Gibson.

[@zzzpip]

great bike,try keeping up with one on the twisties.

[@FlaviaPitariu]

I'm wondering if these old bikes are worth it or just go for the new 125 adventure bikes

[@LoudContentforFriends]

Dc tu compari 125cc cu o motocicleta ca asta... Esti clar dezinformata.

[@dougdiamond5774]

I just bought the exact same bike. Probably the best purchase I’ve made. All the fun at a fraction of the price of a new one.

[@johannesmarg6903]

My Tiger 955, bought brand-new without any testride , re-equipped with a Wilber’s Suspension, is still an absolutely enjoyable bike in a good condition. The very few issues I had (one cylinderhead-gasket, one broken electric cable, which was difficult to find) and the durability have to be mentioned. I would never have dreamed about riding the same bike for 22 years, but here we are. No way I ever going to sell her…

[@GCF-Media]

Good starter bike? Lol

[@dfcvda]

filmed one month befoe my accident