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Triumph Tiger 850 Sport

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Triumph Tiger 850 Sport Sport — 2022
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Vitals

Wet weight
216 kg
Seat height
810 / 840 mm
Fuel capacity
20 L
Real world range
385 km
Front tyre
100/90-19
Rear tyre
150/70R17
Tyre pressures
2.48 / 2.89 bar solo
Ground clearance
203 mm
Payload capacity
227 kg
TerrainTarmacGravel — easy

Field repair

Fuse box
Beneath the rider's seat (2 fuse boxes: Fuse Box 1 and Fuse Box 2)

Data sheet

Dimensions & weights

Wet weight
216 kg
Seat height
810 / 840 mm
Ground clearance
203 mm
Wheelbase
1556 mm
Suspension travel
180 / 170 mm
Payload capacity
227 kg

Engine & drivetrain

Engine
888 cc · Inline triple
Cooling
Liquid cooled
Output
84 hp · 82 Nm
Transmission
6-speed
Final drive
Chain
Fuelling
Electronic fuel injection

Fuel & range

Fuel capacity
20 L
Real world range
385 km

Electronics & rider aids

Ride modes
Road/Rain
Cruise control
No
Traction control
Yes · defeatable
ABS
Yes · rear defeatable
Heated grips
No
Heated seat
No

Service intervals

Service interval
10,000 km
Valve check
20,000 km

Protection

Bash plate
None
Radiator guard
No
Oil cooler guard
No
Hand guards
No

Consumables & service specs

Every value carries its source.

Tyres

Front
100/90-19Cast alloy wheel, road-biased 19-inch front (not spoked, unlike the Tiger 800 XC/XCx)Triumph.com Tiger 850 Sport Spec Page · official

Tyre pressures

Front — solo
2.48 barCold tyre; handbook states 36 lb/in² (2.48 bar)Triumph OM Tiger 850 Sport · official
Rear — solo
2.89 barCold tyre; handbook states 42 lb/in² (2.89 bar)Triumph OM Tiger 850 Sport · official
Front — loaded
2.48 barBikeWale's spec listing states the same pressure applies for rider-only and rider+pillion combinations (36 psi front); not independently confirmed against the full official Triumph handbook text, so treat with some caution.BikeWale — Tiger 850 Sport Specs
Rear — loaded
2.89 barBikeWale's spec listing states the same pressure applies for rider-only and rider+pillion combinations (42 psi rear); not independently confirmed against the full official Triumph handbook text, so treat with some caution.BikeWale — Tiger 850 Sport Specs

Engine oil

Viscosity
Semi or fully synthetic SAE 10W/40 or 10W/50Same family spec as the Tiger 800 platform per official handbookTriumph OM Tiger 850 Sport · official
Capacity
3.15 lOil and filter change quantity; dry fill 3.65L, oil-only change 2.95L per official handbookTriumph OM Tiger 850 Sport · official

Coolant

Type
Triumph HD4X Hybrid OAT coolantSame coolant family as Tiger 800/900 platformTriumph OM Tiger 850 Sport · official

Final drive

Chain
RK O-ring final drive chainOfficial handbook confirms RK-brand O-ring chain; exact link count not stated in extracted contentTriumph OM Tiger 850 Sport · official

Spark plugs

Gap
0.7 mmGap tolerance +0.05/-0.1 mmTriumph OM Tiger 850 Sport · official
Quantity
3In-line 3-cylinder, 12-valve DOHC engine, one plug per cylinder per official Triumph spec pageTriumph.com Tiger 850 Sport Spec Page · official

Battery

Type
YTZ-14SDifferent battery type from the Tiger 800 platform's YTX-16BSTriumph OM Tiger 850 Sport · official

Fuel

Minimum octane
91 RON unleadedTriumph OM Tiger 850 Sport · official
Ethanol tolerance
Europe: E5/E10 (5% or 10% ethanol); all other markets: up to E25 (25% ethanol)Triumph OM Tiger 850 Sport · official

What breaks first and where.

01

No confirmed recalls or widely-documented systemic issues as of research date

MinorRare

As of this research, NHTSA's vehicle safety database shows zero recalls and zero investigations for the Triumph Tiger 850 Sport (checked against the 2024 model year record). A separate 2023 Triumph recall (23V-583 / SRAN 609) for a manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor hose obstruction explicitly lists only the 2022-2024 Triumph Trident and 2022-2024 Triumph Tiger Sport (the 660cc-based Tiger Sport 660, a different model) as affected — it does NOT list the Tiger 850 Sport. The Tiger 850 Sport being a relatively recent model (launched 2021) with a shared, well-proven 888cc/Tiger 900-family drivetrain has not yet accumulated the multi-year forum/dealer-bulletin history available for the older Tiger 800 platform.

Field repairableNo — Not applicable — no confirmed defect identified.