Triumph Tiger 850 Sport is it really worth buying | Ownership Review

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
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Komentáře • 123

  • @bhavinmytube
    @bhavinmytube Před 2 lety +6

    Perfect ... Unbiased review. My exact thoughts after 200+ kms test ride of tiger 900.
    1. Vibrations
    2. Heating

  • @HimanshuSharma-kz1nd
    @HimanshuSharma-kz1nd Před 2 lety +8

    I feel Japanese Engines/Machines are extremely well with very smoothness, refinement, low maintenance, good running cost, easy to adaptibility of rider such names as Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki motorcycles. I have own experience with Honda motorcycle's machine/engine more than 18 years. So my favour goes to Japanese Brands non other than.

    • @hussainpalitanawala3999
      @hussainpalitanawala3999 Před 2 lety +1

      Very much true. Japanese motorcycle engine and bikes are more reliable than European. Even European believe and agrees.

    • @NikhilKumarM
      @NikhilKumarM Před rokem

      Yes, sir 🙌

  • @sandeepkumar-ey5kk
    @sandeepkumar-ey5kk Před 2 měsíci +1

    Firstly it's a privilege to see you and I hav been watching all your videos and tips that you share with bikers are top-notch
    I need your help over choosing the between triumph tiger 850 and v-strom 800 de
    Since this both motorcycles appear to have similar spec on papers and you hav owned v strom and tiger
    I need your help in deciding with respect to reliability , maintenance and resale value in the Indian market

  • @outofcuriosity6031
    @outofcuriosity6031 Před 2 lety +1

    Get RE Himalayan bar end weights. It reduced a noticeable amount of vibrations on the handlebar in my bike. Like 70% less vibrations. They also come cheap , so worth trying.

  • @shoaibahmed588
    @shoaibahmed588 Před rokem

    Excellent video. Very practical, detailed and covered all the real-world issues. What I liked the most is that it wasn't just a spec sheet review.

  • @gagantuli4515
    @gagantuli4515 Před 2 lety +1

    Very informative and in depth reivew. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work 👍

  • @ageless1003
    @ageless1003 Před 2 lety +1

    I was waiting for this video ma'am...super duper.
    3:16 - I am surprised that this bike has vibrations at 120kmph 😯
    8:25 - again for heating issue, how you didn't see this while doing test rides ?
    13:27 - completed Zanskar and leh and was sceptical about my hard plastic bash plate on ktm adv 390, everything went fine. I was also worried that I didn't have headlight protector but worry was unwarranted. Everything went smooth !
    16:15 : why the obsession with double take mirrors, will wait for your review on it
    22:58 - I'll vouch for heated gloves ma'am..

    • @sunraviprakash
      @sunraviprakash Před 2 lety

      Vibes aren't much, I switched from 800 Tiger to 900RP... 800 is butter smooth, i had many 1000+km days on the 800 and also on the 900... 900 is easier to handle in technical sections than old 800... I have used Evotech Hand guards, i don't get any noticeable vibes on the bar... I don't use bar risers... Bar risers can also increase vibes. There are anti-vibe risers from Rox risers ... Heating was way more on the 800... GS with boxer engine is the coolest running in the city... Another is service cost... It's very high... Brembo Brake pads cost 16k, tyres cost 35-40k a pair now......and worn out clutch plate replacement costs almost 80k... :p I bet nobody tells that... It's a very expensive hobby, you can still do any rides with any bike, my dad's generation rode on Chetak and Yezdis... Those days that was a big luxury (even though back breaking on long rides)

    • @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN
      @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN  Před 2 lety +3

      About vibrations we were shocked too...heating issue unbearable only when the traffic is heavy, it's in new tigers because they have made few changes in New bikes as mentioned in the video, double take mirror many advantages will make a video once we get it installed , heated grips are 👌👌

    • @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN
      @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN  Před 2 lety +2

      @@sunraviprakash without risers the vibration were more now with risers it has slightly reduced...we also removed the barkbusters since we thought the vibrations are because of that but that too wasn't the case

    • @sunraviprakash
      @sunraviprakash Před 2 lety +2

      @@WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN ah okay, i ride the 900 RP... Handle bars are different, maybe that's why I don't feel that much vibes... It's there but not so much to bother... Heavier bar ends might also reduce... Rox risers with vibration damping might be the best solution... On my 800, even the frames and seat use to heat-up... 900 feels a big improvement coming from that.. 😂😂... Enjoy the bikes... Small niggles will be there, it's the price we pay for the riding fun...

  • @anjalivartak4797
    @anjalivartak4797 Před 2 lety

    Hey Kiran & Sachin,
    Wow!! That was a lot of useful information packed into a moto vlog!! Thanks for sharing completely unbiased views/opinions on practically every aspect of this motorbike!! Ride safe & tc!!

  • @lateeffareeduddin8865
    @lateeffareeduddin8865 Před 2 lety +2

    Hello Kiran & Sachin, if you had to choose between 2022 Versys 650 and Vstrom 650 which one you would choose for touring and little bit of offroading capabilities

    • @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN
      @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN  Před 2 lety +3

      Vstrom over Versys any day for us but again Ride both bikes back to bac for long distance and decide, For us Vstrom’s engine chasis are the main factors here, full review of Vstrom 650 coming up real soon

    • @lateeffareeduddin8865
      @lateeffareeduddin8865 Před 2 lety

      @@WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN Thanks for your prompt response guyz, really appreciate it.
      I am a great fan of your channel and I have never missed a single episode. Kiran, whenever you plan for a new bike, please make sure it's a liquid cooled engine and not the air cooled one like your Gabbar ur problem will be solved 😎

  • @gopalprasadpatel270
    @gopalprasadpatel270 Před rokem

    Bahut achha valuable feedback kiran 👌 👍 👏🙏
    I can feel all these feedbacks are coming directly from hart. 🙏

  • @sudhirkaveri9167
    @sudhirkaveri9167 Před 2 lety

    Very good narration. Got much info on tiger 850. Liked your video. Very nice.

  • @upward_onward
    @upward_onward Před 2 lety

    Never given thought on Triumph bikes, but listening to ur presentation, will give closer look.

  • @passionandcommonsense
    @passionandcommonsense Před 2 lety +1

    I don’t give compliments easily; but have to say that this was a very well done review, even after discounting for the subtle product placements.
    Very good job. Keep it up. Also the other thing that is clearly visible is your growth as a rider; both in terms of skills and also in terms of being able experience things more intimately. I say this because while skill improvements typically come quickly; the other kind takes effort. To truly allow your mind to grow organically is to allow yourself let go of your current/former selves, and that’s a harder journey. You have definitely come a long way. Congratulations.

  • @ARay111
    @ARay111 Před 4 měsíci

    Thanks for sharing this video. How much would you recommend the 850 for mostly Mumbai city riding?!

  • @bharatghelani7172
    @bharatghelani7172 Před 2 lety

    Very good information about the bike Kiran mam and Sachin sir, Nicely explained 👍🏻

  • @absolutebiker
    @absolutebiker Před 2 lety +2

    Again, how does 850 compare with Sport 650 ? For some one upgrading to adventure touring category, 650 recommended or 850/900

    • @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN
      @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN  Před 2 lety

      650 is good if you are coming into the adventure bike world but again it will be good if you switch to 850 or 900 🙂

  • @user-ku4rs8gv5z
    @user-ku4rs8gv5z Před 2 měsíci

    Did you use the Tiger 850 with standard seat with 820mm seat height or lowered somehow?

  • @True.Motive
    @True.Motive Před 2 lety

    Only honest review I have seen.

  • @rahulsean9826
    @rahulsean9826 Před rokem

    Very well experienced shared overall keep going 🤘😎

  • @angleronride
    @angleronride Před 2 lety +1

    So informative and inspiring💐💐💐👍

  • @glowingbiker1867
    @glowingbiker1867 Před 2 lety +1

    Very nice detailed review to the point.

  • @imabvlogstamil1158
    @imabvlogstamil1158 Před rokem

    yes got my info which i was expecting..heat issue and vibrations 😔

  • @2020soumya
    @2020soumya Před rokem

    I don't understand,why do people need to ride with a speed above 110 or 120 kmph ? Of course the vibration issue should be reviewed but if at all the national highway is very safe and open, is that kind of speed range safe at all ??

  • @BRKVlogs-ki9gp
    @BRKVlogs-ki9gp Před 2 lety

    Very good information about the bike Kiran mam and Sachin sir

  • @NiravUnadkatTerminator

    Perfect Video, loved it. But vibration ke baje se neend jayegi ye nahi pacha 🤣🤣 Keep it up guys!

  • @coderide
    @coderide Před rokem

    Fir to versys hi achi h meri 😅
    Offroad nhi jao to ekdam perfect & no vibration

  • @bikerbrisk
    @bikerbrisk Před 2 lety +5

    Is review ko dekhke itna to pata chal gaya ki big bikes ke advantage se jyada disadvantages hai😄

    • @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN
      @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN  Před 2 lety +2

      Har bike mein disadvantages hotey hai iska matlab ye nahe ki hamesha train mein travel kare kabhi kabhi Uber, ola ya fir khudki car mein bi mazza ahta hai right🙂keep upgrading keep Wrooming 🙂

    • @bikerbrisk
      @bikerbrisk Před 2 lety +1

      Bhai aap samje nahi meri baat....mai train...uber...car ki baat nahi only big bikes ki baat kar raha hu..aur aapne hi ye video me bataya hai...hope u understand...keep understand..keep wrooming 🙏🙂

  • @borrisagassinoida
    @borrisagassinoida Před 2 lety

    It's better for you try the avenger, 400 when it will come

  • @divinechakra
    @divinechakra Před rokem

    thanks

  • @SimpleDialogue
    @SimpleDialogue Před 2 lety

    How would you compare the tiger to the vstrom on your journey? Is the heating issue on the tiger bearable? Thanks a lot 😊

    • @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN
      @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN  Před 2 lety

      Vstrom is better ....and if you don't mind heat you can go for tiger ....riding pant ke sath it's bearable

    • @SimpleDialogue
      @SimpleDialogue Před 2 lety

      @@WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN thank you for your reply this is very interesting. Would this be the same choice if you had a pillion passenger too?

  • @rameshrajasthani835
    @rameshrajasthani835 Před 2 lety

    आपका प्यार हमे ऐसे ही मिलता रहे
    मैं रमेश
    बालाजी हाईवे होटल भीलाड वलसाड
    आपको मिलकर बहुत खुश हुआ

  • @SUDIRISING
    @SUDIRISING Před 2 lety

    Back lokhand ka ho gya hai!! 😁 Good for you Kiran

  • @surajjagtapRider
    @surajjagtapRider Před 2 lety

    Nicely explained 👍🏻

  • @rajivsamson9023
    @rajivsamson9023 Před rokem

    I'm considering buying this. I currently have a versys 650. Are the vibrations so bad?

    • @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN
      @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN  Před rokem

      Yes vibrations are real, and moreover you might not get 850 since triumph is pushing 660 and 900s see if you can push a little and go for Africa Twin or 850 GS is also a good Option, i know you personally and after Versys 650, Tiger 850 won’t be a pleasant high speed experience, how ever offroad and Low end torque is amazing with Tiger 850!

  • @livewithlofi0024
    @livewithlofi0024 Před rokem

    What is your height are you comfortable while riding?

  • @anishkrishnan3979
    @anishkrishnan3979 Před 2 lety

    What tyres were you running while doing these trips ?

  • @amlangopal2363
    @amlangopal2363 Před 2 lety +1

    For almost 1 yr.. I have made up my mind to get the tiger 850 sports... but now I am hesitating... bcz the main reason to get a big bike is.. speed 130 150 and above.. then long tours comfort (sitting, minimal back pain) and power..
    I have been checking bikes like benelli trk 502, tiger 660, tiger 850...as of now..
    Final one was tiger 850.. but anyway I couldn't find much review ownership videos on this...
    But now.. I am again confused.
    As a middle class guy.. investing such a big amount should be value for money.
    My budget is 15Lakh on road max...
    Requirements- good speed minimal vibration, good amount of comfort for long rides, reasonable service charges.
    So.. could you please recommend which bike I should opt for???????
    This is so crucial for me to decide a bike 1st...
    Kindly help....
    Anyone also can add comments!!??

    • @tripledigitspeed7947
      @tripledigitspeed7947 Před 2 lety +2

      Simply go for versys 650
      Save half the money and spend that on travelling rather.....

    • @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN
      @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN  Před 2 lety +3

      Preowned Tiger 800 or Africa twin and if you don’t like preowned bikes then CB500, Vstrom650, but one this is for sure twin or Tripple cylinders engine gives you lot of fun and adrenaline which single cylinder engines will never give, so at least own any motorcycle once in a lifetime and remember no bike is perfect no matter it’s 2 lakh rupees or 20 lakhs

    • @ganjuankit
      @ganjuankit Před 2 lety +2

      I own a 850 sport too and I haven’t felt vibes at 120, it might be due to the installed risers on this one. Also the heat is there but I have never found it unbearable, even at stop go traffic in 40 C plus temperatures in summers. Would recommend you try a test ride. This 850 is the most VFM tiger.
      I am no expert but the BMW boxer engine is a twin and not new technology by any means, Do try out the Triumph tiger, I am sure you will love it.

    • @amlangopal2363
      @amlangopal2363 Před 2 lety

      @@WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN thank you so much for this info...

    • @amlangopal2363
      @amlangopal2363 Před 2 lety

      @@tripledigitspeed7947 yes.. I get this suggestion from many.. but I don't want to go for it bcz it's too old.. Anyway new one is coming.. let's see.. thank you for your advise.

  • @surajgope6297
    @surajgope6297 Před rokem

    didi apka vacuum wala shoe ka link vaj na zara..

  • @ksrikanth2386
    @ksrikanth2386 Před rokem

    Waiting for Himalayan 450/Xpulse 400

  • @April.Jackie23
    @April.Jackie23 Před 11 měsíci

    Wow

  • @platina4711
    @platina4711 Před 2 lety

    Sho good 👌🏼
    But is it worth 15 lacs?
    #ironbutt

  • @drsatindertravelandlifesty2613

    Didi vstrom 650 vs tiger 850 ???

  • @himanshubakrania9813
    @himanshubakrania9813 Před rokem

    So 850 is better or 900 ? 😅 Plss guide

  • @livewithlofi0024
    @livewithlofi0024 Před rokem

    I am 161cm is Tiger 850 sport is ok?

  • @HappyRiderGajananPatil

    छान माहिती 👍

  • @jibroni555
    @jibroni555 Před 2 lety +6

    such a heavy bike... useless stress on long tours.. even a ktm adventure can do what this can..waste of money.

    • @surajthange1536
      @surajthange1536 Před 2 lety

      Yes right even xpulse can full fill everything.... Ab isne le liya hai tho bura nahi bolegi

    • @tripledigitspeed7947
      @tripledigitspeed7947 Před 2 lety +1

      Versys 650 in half the cost is a better option....

    • @jibroni555
      @jibroni555 Před 2 lety

      @@tripledigitspeed7947 these youtubers buy expensive bikes and claim tax deductions as business expenses.

    • @NikhilKumarM
      @NikhilKumarM Před rokem

      @@tripledigitspeed7947 every front heavy bike should be avoided

    • @timothyherweynen6210
      @timothyherweynen6210 Před rokem +2

      None of you know what you’re talking about! This is a very good bike!

  • @vampiregarv
    @vampiregarv Před 2 lety

    mai toh 5ft 3in hu, I can only dream of riding this bike

  • @madhurkakani7670
    @madhurkakani7670 Před 2 lety +1

    AFRICA TWIN IS THE BEST OF THE LOT

    • @VikramSingh-iv1hv
      @VikramSingh-iv1hv Před 2 lety +1

      Africatwin is the king, no any adventure bike can beat AT in terms of refinement and calmness

    • @ageless1003
      @ageless1003 Před 2 lety +1

      @@VikramSingh-iv1hv Honda is Honda bro

    • @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN
      @WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN  Před 2 lety +1

      Have ridden Africa twin for 3000 kms and it's a good machine

    • @madhurkakani7670
      @madhurkakani7670 Před 2 lety

      @@WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN THAT WAS QUITE A SOFT JUDGEMENT...... ITS THE BEST MACHINE

  • @LuckySports04
    @LuckySports04 Před 2 lety +1

    Nice to see you both may Allah full fill your dreams

  • @ManishGupta_17
    @ManishGupta_17 Před 2 lety

    sir ma’am ..turtuk bag kab available hoga?

  • @bangri07
    @bangri07 Před 2 lety

    What ownership review can you both give just as an ordinary as normal. But you guys need to know more about motorcycles. Just owning a motorcycle does not make an expert.
    Start restoration of motorcycles to know and learn in details about motorcycle.

  • @tripledigitspeed7947
    @tripledigitspeed7947 Před 2 lety

    All i could figure out was dont buy big bikes..... they have issues....

  • @shankyrocking92
    @shankyrocking92 Před 2 lety

    versys 1000 is a better choice.

  • @nischal.b.gmmcoindia7396

    Pls try t visit jaislmear 🐪

  • @mandar0430
    @mandar0430 Před 2 lety +1

    First view 🤣🤣