Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Explorer 2022 vs. Suzuki Address 110 2022
Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Explorer 2022
Suzuki Address 110 2022
Technical Specifications Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Explorer 2022 compared to Suzuki Address 110 2022
Pros and Cons in comparison
Pros and Cons in comparison
Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Explorer 2022
With the slimmer Tiger 1200, Triumph has now joined the ranks of the very best in the top enduro touring class. The Rally models also convince in practice with real off-road competence, the GT models with exemplary agility, both with power and sovereignty in every situation thanks to the three-cylinder engine full of character. It won't knock the BMW R1250 GS off its throne as the best-selling motorbike, but it certainly doesn't have to hide from it or other contenders. Our comparative tests will reveal whether it has what it takes to be the best "big adventure bike" of 2022. Especially since the cat of prey manages the balancing act between long-distance and off-road capability, which a touring enduro always has to master, really well, more in one direction or the other depending on the model choice.
Suzuki Address 110 2022
City runabout is probably the most appropriate description for the Address 110 - with 97 kilos ready to ride and such compact dimensions, it is more manoeuvrable than almost any other scooter in the 125cc class. The performance is therefore perfectly acceptable up to around 70 km/h, and only above that does the small engine become sluggish. The chassis tuning is surprisingly good, you don't feel uncomfortable even at higher speeds. And the small Address 110 can even carry a full-face helmet under the seat - something even some other, larger scooters have problems with. Only the design won't win any prizes, but it's not necessary for a practical city runabout that might suffer minor injuries from time to time.
