TriumphTiger850SportvsBMWF850GSAdventure

Triumph Tiger 850 Sport vs BMW F 850 GS Adventure: Specifications Comparison

• Brakes, Suspension & Tyres

  Braking System, Calliper Type, Front Disc Size, Front Suspension Preload Adjuster

  Braking System	Dual Channel ABS	Dual Channel ABS
  Calliper Type	Fixed	Fixed
  Front Disc Size	320	305
  Front Suspension Preload Adjuster
  Front Tyre Pressure (Rider & Pillion)	36	36
  Front Tyre Pressure (Rider)	36	32
  Front Wheel Size	R19	R12
  Rear Suspension Preload Adjuster
  Rear Tyre Pressure (Rider & Pillion)	42	42
  Rear Tyre Pressure (Rider)	42	36
  Rear Wheel Size	R17	R17
  Wheel Type	Alloy	Spoke
  Front Suspension	45 mm Marzocchi upside?down (USD) forks	Upside-dowtelescopifork4mm
  Rear Suspension	Marzocchi rear suspension unit manual preload adjustment	Cast aluminium dual swing arm& central WAD spring strut&
  Front Tyre Size	100/90 R19	90/90 R21
  Rear Tyre Size	150/70 R17	150/70 R17
  Tubeless Tyres
  Front Brake	Disc	Disc
  Rear Disc/Drum Size	255 mm	265 mm
  Rear Brake	Disc	Disc

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• Comfort & Convenience

  Average Speed Indicator, Call/SMS Alerts, Geo Fencing, Low Battery Indicator

  Average Speed Indicator
  Call/SMS Alerts
  Low Battery Indicator
  Low Oil Indicator
  Pillion Footrest
  Riding Modes	2	3
  Service Reminder Indicator
  GPS & Navigation
  Start Type	Self Start	Self Start
  USB Charger Port
  Console Type	Digital	Digital
  Distance to Empty Indicator
  Engine Kill Switch
  Instrument Console	Digital	Digital
  Seat Style	Split	Single
  Side Stand Indicator

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• Engine & Transmission

  Gear Shifting Pattern, Spark Plugs, Engine Capacity, Engine Type

  Gear Shifting Pattern	1 Down 5 Up	1 Down 5 Up
  Spark Plugs
  Engine Capacity	888 cc	853 cc
  Engine Type	Liquid-cooled, R12 valve, DOHC, inline 3-cylinder	Data Not Available
  No. of Cylinders	3	2
  No. of valves per cylinder	2	4
  Transmission Type	Manual	Manual
  Top Speed	160 kmph	197 kmph
  Bore x Stroke	78 mm x 6R1.9 mm	84 mm x 77 mm
  Configuration	DOHC	Data Not Available
  Cooling type	Liquid Cooled	Liquid Cooled
  Fuelling	Fuel Injection	Fuel Injection
  Max Power	84 bhp @ 8500 rpm	93.87 bhp @ 8250 rpm
  Max Torque	82 Nm @ 6500 rpm	92 Nm @ 6250 rpm
  Mileage (Claimed)	24 kmpl	24.4 kmpl
  Number of Gears	6 Speed	6 Speed

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• Instrumentation

  Riding Modes Switch, Touch Screen Display, Fuel level guage, Gear Indicator

  Riding Modes Switch
  Fuel level guage	Digital	Digital
  Gear Indicator
  Tachometer	Digital	Digital
  Speedometer	Digital	Digital
  Odometer	Digital	Digital

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• Safety

  AHO (Automatic Headlight On), Hazard Warning Indicator, Hazard Warning Switch, Radial Tyres

  AHO (Automatic Headlight On)
  Hazard Warning Indicator
  Hazard Warning Switch
  Radial Tyres
  Side Stand Alarm
  Pass Light
  Pillion Grabrail
  Turn Signal	LED	LED
  ABS - Anti-lock braking system
  Slipper Clutch
  Traction Control System
  Brake Assist		Data Not Available
  Power Modes		3

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• Exterior

  Brake/Tail Light, Daytime Running Lights, LED headlight

  Brake/Tail Light		Data Not Available
  Daytime Running Lights
  LED headlight

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• Dimensions & Capacity

  Length, Width, Height, Wheelbase

  Length	2240 mm	2300 mm
  Width	830 mm	939 mm
  Height	1460 mm	Data Not Available
  Wheelbase	1556 mm	Data Not Available
  Ground Clearance	203 mm	250 mm
  Fuel Tank Capacity	20 Litres	23 Litres
  Engine Oil Capacity	3.7 Litres	3 Litres
  Body Type	Adventure	Adventure
  Unladden/Kerb Weight	192 kg	248 kg
  Seat Height	820 mm	860 mm

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• Warranty

  Basic Warranty

  Basic Warranty

  2 Years/Unlimited kms

  3 Years/ Unlimited kms

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• Pros & Cons

  Pros, Cons

  Pros		Strong 853cc twin engine (95 hp, 92 Nm) offers smooth and usable performance Excellent touring ability with large 23-litre fuel tank and wind protection Proper off-road capability with 21-inch front wheel and long-travel suspension Premium electronics - TFT display, ride modes, traction control, ABS Plush ride quality that handles bad roads with ease
  Cons		Heavy (240+ kg), especially with full fuel tank Expensive to buy and maintain Not very city-friendly due to size and height Gearbox can feel slightly notchy/stiff Not as powerful as bigger GS models

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Visual Gallery

Triumph Tiger 850 SportBMW F 850 GS Adventure

Which Bike Do You Like More?

Triumph Tiger 850 Sport

BMW F 850 GS Adventure