2003 Triumph Tiger 955I 1.0L Petrol · LF03 LWZ

The Triumph Tiger 955I demonstrates a stable and exceptionally clean roadworthiness trend, culminating in a pass on 2026-03-23 with zero defects recorded at 32,256 miles. This recent inspection mirrors the outcome of the preceding test on 2028-06-28 which also passed without advisory items, showing that the machine has been maintained to a high standard. The sole administrative anomaly in the record is a failed test on 2027-07-27 that was immediately rectified and successfully passed on the exact same day, pointing toward a minor rectification or testing oversight rather than a systemic mechanical failure. The recorded mileage of 32,256 miles across approximately twenty-three years yields an exceptionally low annual average of roughly 1,400 miles. This low utilization rate indicates that the motorcycle has spent extended periods in storage rather than being subjected to regular daily commuting. The MOT cadence reflects sparse historical data with long gaps between verified tests, which is characteristic of a weekend leisure machine or a collector asset. Prospective buyers must inspect perishable rubber components and fuel system integrity in person because prolonged periods of inactivity often cause fuel varnishing in the injection system and perishing of fork seals or suspension bushes. While the electrical and structural integrity appears sound based on the clean test history, checking the wheel bearings, brake disc thickness, and tyre manufacture dates is essential since low-mileage tyres can age and crack long before the tread wears down.