2011 TRIUMPH TIGER 800 XC0.8L Petrol

The 2026‑04‑08 MOT at 21,279 miles passed with no defects, confirming current roadworthiness. Since the 2017 failures, the tester recorded zero failures in eight consecutive tests, indicating a stable and improving maintenance trend. The mileage pattern shows a 15‑year lifespan with 21,279 miles, averaging 1,419 miles per year. Early years recorded 5,666 miles in 2016, rising to 7,011 miles in 2017, then climbing to 9,852 miles by 2020 before stabilising near 21,000 miles. The jump from 2016 to 2017 represents a 1,355‑mile increase in a single year, suggesting a period of more intensive use, while later years show steady growth without abrupt spikes. Recurring faults such as the rear brake fluid reservoir being low in 2017, the drive chain being slightly loose in 2017, and the rear wheel spoke being bent in 2014 point to potential wear in the rear suspension bushes, chain tension, brake lines and structural components. The 2016 headlamp aim defect was corrected, and the recent test shows no new issues. A buyer should inspect the rear suspension bushes for wear, verify chain tension and condition, examine brake calipers for binding, check rear brake lines and fluid levels, assess the rear wheel spokes and tyre wear, and look for any rust on the chassis, exhaust or structural members. Also confirm that the headlamp aim remains within specification and that the registration plate meets legal standards.