Triumph has recently updated the Tiger 900 trim as per the BS6 emission norms in India. The motorbike company offers a wide variety of Triumph Tiger 900 bikes which includes the Tiger 900, Tiger 900 Rally, Tiger 900 GT Low, Tiger 900 GT, Tiger 900 GT Pro, and Tiger 900 Rally Pro for sale in India.
However, recently Triumph recalls all the updated Triumph Tiger 900 bikes due to the fault in the reflex reflector. The reflex reflector fault is said to be a minor fault. In the USA, Triumph has recalled around 600 units of the motorcycles for fixing the issue while China and Brazil are exempted.
Meanwhile, as per the company, the rear reflex reflector can detach anytime which can be dangerous at night. The requirement of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) 108 states the guidelines regarding the lamps and reflective devices.
The reflectors are the devices that warn the rider in front of them by reflecting the light that falls on it. The reflectors do not need any power supply and can be helpful in case of any emergency.
Triumph has started notifying the owners of the new Triumph Tiger 900. Meanwhile, for fixing this issue owner can visit the nearest service station at no extra cost. Likewise, Triumph has also put a hold on the deliveries of the new Tiger 900 until this issue gets fixed.
The Triumph Tiger 900 runs on an 888cc inline 3 cylinder engine which produces 94bhp of power and 87Nm of torque.
Triumph has put a price tag of ₹13.75 lakh for the GT variant and ₹14.35 lakh for the Rally variant. However, the top-spec Rally GT variant will cost around ₹15.5 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).