2024 Triumph Tiger 900 Aragón Edition - First Look
Special edition celebrates victory in the Baja Aragón
As we were first to report back in January, Triumph is releasing new special edition versions of the Tiger 900 to celebrate Ivan Cervantes’ win in the 2022 Baja Aragón. The new Aragón Edition Tiger 900 Rally and Tiger 900 GT models will be offered for just one year only.
Cervantes won the Trail class at the Baja Aragón on a Tiger 900 Rally Pro, finishing the 280-mile race 1 hour and 6 minutes ahead of the next bike in the class.
2024 Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Aragón
The 2024 Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Aragón Edition comes in a Matte Phantom Black, Matte Graphite, and Crystal White with Racing Yellow accents, resembling the livery of the model Cervantes rode. The Tiger 900 GT Aragón Edition comes in a Diablo Red, Matte Phantom Black, and Crystal White color. Both versions will feature two-tone seats and Aragón Edition detailing, including the geographic coordinates of Zaragosa, the capital of Aragón.
2024 Triumph Tiger 900 GT Aragón
Both models will come fitted with engine protection bars, while the Rally Aragón Edition also comes with extended protection around the radiator covers and fuel tank.
Beyond that, the special editions are similar to the respective GT Pro and Rally Pro models. The engine remains the same 888 cc Inline-Triple, claiming 93.9 hp at 8,750 rpm and 64 lb-ft. at 7,250 rpm. The suspension is also unchanged, with the Rally Aragón equipped with long-travel Showa units and the GT Aragón coming with Marzocchi components including the GT Pro’s electronically adjustable rear suspension.
For a pair of special editions, the Aragón models are priced fairly competitively. The Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Aragón Edition is priced at $16,995, which is $400 lower than the 2023 Rally Pro. The Triumph Tiger 900 GT Aragón Edition is also $400 less expensive than the 2023 GT Pro model, with an MSRP of $16,495.
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The GT version sounds like a nice deal since it has one of the GT Pro's most desirable features at $400 off.
Would this be smart for a first timer? Ive had dirt bikes but i just got my license and i wanna sell my car