Grupo Iraola celebrated its recent strategic partnership with the legendary English motorcycle manufacturer, Triumph Motorcycles Ltd., for the representation of its products in the local market. National and international authorities, clients and users of the brand participated in the event.
The occasion was a favorable framework for the presentation in society of a new model in our market: the Tiger 1200.
From this alliance made official in February, Grupo Iraola expands its portfolio of brands. Leandro Iraola, expressed: “This agreement is very important for our group. In a context of uncertainty, we believe in the country, we bet on its market, its industry and the potential of a brand like Triumph”.
During the event the line-up of Triumph models already marketed by Grupo Iraola in Argentina was presented, among them the new Tiger 1200 that will be available in GT Pro, GT Explorer, Rally Pro and Rally Explorer versions.
Juan Pablo Balzano, brand manager, stated: “The Tiger 1200 arrives to revolutionize the concept of adventure motorcycles with spectacular performance and ride, establishing a new paradigm of driving experience, both on and off the road.”
Motorization
The Tiger 1200 is distinguished by its 1,160 cc three-cylinder engine, 20 and 30 liter tanks (depending on the version), a reduced weight, an improvement in power, reaching 150 hp at 9,000 rpm. In terms of electronics, it has state-of-the-art technology.
The most iconic motorcycle brand in the world It is sold in six dealerships located in the cities of Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Mendoza, Rosario, Salta and Ushuaia.
Triumph Tiger 1200 | Datasheet
• New 1,160 cc and 150 CV engine.
• ABS and cornering traction control
• Quickshifter
• Hill start assistant
• Semi-active Showa suspensions
• Brembo Stylema brakes
• 7″ TFT screen with Bluetooth connectivity
• Sistema Keyless
• Cruise control
• Radar system (Explorer versions)
• Heated seats (Explorer versions)
• Ind. pressure covers (Explorer versions)
• Metzeler Tourance tires, 19” front, 18” rear, alloy wheels (GT versions), Metzeler Tourance, 21” front, 18” rear, tubular spoke wheels (Rally versions)
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