Sports Motorcycle

1957 Triumph
Tiger T110

649cc Pre-Unit Parallel Twin

40 hp
Horsepower
~1,410 mm
Wheelbase
~180 kg
Weight
LG044
Lubeck Serial No.
Fastest Pre-Unit Triumph — James Dean's Choice

The 1957 Triumph Tiger 110 was the fastest and most sporting Triumph of its day: a 649cc pre-unit parallel twin with a high-compression head, easily capable of exceeding 100 mph. The sports sibling of the Tiger line, it built the reputation that would soon spawn the legendary Bonneville.

Engine

649cc Pre-Unit Parallel Twin

Color

Blue / White

Status

In Collection

Category

Motorcycle

Technical Profile

1957 Triumph Tiger T110

85

Spec Score

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