Show us your Triumph Tiger 800 XC pictures

That truck is in great looking shape, I'm also a big fan of that matte green

Thanks! The truck is a 20 footer, but looks cleaner in pics... I think the green pushed me over the edge to buy a new Tiger.

Yeah, the 80s weren't kind to many vehicles.

Having been through back areas of Glasshouses Mountains. So wet, muddy & slippery. A few hairy moments. With my inexperience, probably a good situation for a back up.

But damns it was FUN!!!

CHAOS!!!

IN TIMES OF TRIAL AND ADVERSITY... LOOK HARD... LEAN HARDER... AND OPEN THE THROTTLE WIDE.
"WHEN THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE ARRIVES, WILL YOU BE READY? WILL YOU REALLY???"

Mine was a 70, essentially the same thing.

Here's a little tire test. The with the TKC80 and Heidi rear

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naLfXZZtbDs

The hills look flat on the video but they were really a test for the 500 pound bike.

Ready to rally.

Nice, bet you wish you were home enjoying all the white stuff.

Just got home Bike is covered in Ice

Sorry to hear that. After hauling our bikes south 2 years ago on my snowmobile trailer, I swore never again and bought a covered trailer in CA. One of my best motorcycle "farkles" to date.

Nice pics, RED!

Love that!

Where is "White Rim"? I've ridden the DV area a couple times and this looks cool for the next trip!

The White Rim a 103 mile "jeep" road out of Moab Utah. It can be done in a day, but a permit is needed if you plan on overnighting it. There is volunteer camping at the turn in if doing the rim anti clockwise. Also amazing camping all along river road where there is a natural fresh water spring.

It can also be accessed from Moab versus the main entrance north of town.

The "White Rim" is a layer of Pot Ash (Gypsum) that was deposited ?????? years ago. The trail goes around Island in the Sky part of Canyonlands Nation Park. The sights are beyond description...

Me too. Greg pics!

Rob, killer pics. It was great to meet you at death valley. Glad to see that you reached home safely. Again thanks for all the help. My foot is in a cast now. Waiting for it to heal up so that I can get to riding again.

Awesome. Just awesome.

I'm mystified why none of the crashbars on the market come out far enough to protect the foot levers.