The Tiger model was introduced in 1935 by Triumph Motorcycles. Its an iconic line that has evolved over time, with notable variants such as the Tiger Cub T20, the Tiger 90 and the Tiger T100 and T110. All with rear-wheel drive, 4 speed manual transmissions and single or twin cylinder air-cooled engines. The T100 and T110 featured 500cc and 650cc parallel-twin engines respectively, aimed at delivering power and stability on the road, while the T20 and 90 were lighter and more maneuverable for urban use or trials. Modern versions, from the 2000s onward, include the Tiger 800 and Tiger 900, featuring 800cc to 900cc triple cylinder engines, rear-wheel drive, 6 speed transmissions and modern suspension and braking technologies, designed for sporty touring and off-road adventure. This evolution reflects how Triumph has combined history, robustness, and versatility with innovation and power over the years.