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New Tiger Cub

Has anyone heard anything about a possible 675 Tiger Cub slated for '09? This seems almost too good to be true.
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I saw an artical about the 2009 Triumph range and that did include a new Cub. I am afraid I can't remember which publication it was in; could have been MCN, Ride or Bike. Not a great help I know but at the very least it confirms what you'd hoped.
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The original cub was a200cc single, preceded by the terrier of 150cc. I had a cub and went all overthe UK with it. Great bike.
What I would like to see is a de tuned square engine that does decent mpg and will pull from 2k revs. Ideally with a seat height that lets me reach the ground
now a triple cub, that would be really good
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You mean this?
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ADV rider has been kicking this rumor around for about two years.

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I hope you are right, but looking at the Bonnevilles, big twin and Rocket I suspect it'll be an also ran designed to get you to buy a Tiger three years later because BMW have a waiting list for R1200's . The Tiger and Scrambler could have been fantastic all purpose bikes but they always seem to let the style muppets get one over the engineers.

Still, the prices tend to leave you with enough cash left to buy some useful add-on's.

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Triumph Tiger Cub sketches i've seen have been more of a modern classic version - like a single or smaller parallel twin

would love one of those to go with my scrambler!!
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Triumph Tiger Cub sketches i've seen have been more of a modern classic version - like a single or smaller parallel twin

would love one of those to go with my scrambler!!
The one I saw in the artical was retro style
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