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Versys 1100 vs Tiger 900

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Kawasaki

Versys 1100

Ex-showroom price From ₹13.89 lakh ex-showroom

Triumph

Tiger 900

Ex-showroom price ₹14.4 lakh – ₹16.15 lakh ex-showroom, Delhi

Quick verdict

Versys 1100 is better for performance.

Computed from stored specifications, the published bikes and scooters scoring rules and recorded prices. Not an opinion.

Specifications side by side

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Spec

Versys 1100

Tiger 900

Overview

Type

Adventure

Fuel

Petrol

Yes

Variants

Colours

Metallic Matte Graphenesteel Gray/Metallic Diablo Black

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Warranty

3 years / 36,000 km (purchases after 1 April 2024)

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Engine and performance

Engine displacement

1,099 cc

888 cc

Cylinders

Cooling

Liquid-cooled

Max power

135 PS

108 PS

Power (as stated)

99.0 kW {135 PS} / 9,000 rpm

108 PS / 106.5 bhp (79.5 kW) @ 9,500 rpm

Max torque

112 Nm

90 Nm

Transmission

6-speed

Mileage

5.6 l/100km

4.7 litres / 100 km

Dimensions and weight

Kerb weight

257 kg

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Kerb weight (as stated)

257 kg

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Seat height

820 mm

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Seat height (as stated)

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820-840 (GT) / 860-880 (Rally Pro)

Ground clearance

150 mm

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Fuel tank

21 litres

20 litres

Brakes and tyres

ABS

Optimised Cornering ABS

Front brake

Dual discs Ø277 mm

Twin 320 mm floating discs, Brembo Stylema 4 piston monobloc calipers

Rear brake

Single disc Ø226 mm

Single 255 mm disc, single piston sliding caliper

Price

Ex-showroom price from

₹13,89,000

₹14,40,000

Ex-showroom price up to

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₹16,15,000

Ex-showroom price city

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Delhi

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Pros and cons

Versys 1100

Pro: Up to 135 PS, more powerful than 75% of the 45 adventure motorcycles on Comparezi that state it
Pro: Up to 112 Nm of torque, more than 75% of the 45 adventure motorcycles on Comparezi that state it
Pro: 21-litre fuel tank, bigger than 76% of the 42 adventure motorcycles on Comparezi that state it
Pro: 820 mm seat height, lower than 80% of the 31 adventure motorcycles on Comparezi that state it
Con: Heavier than 93% of the 31 adventure motorcycles on Comparezi that state it (257 kg)
Con: Lower ground clearance than 96% of the 28 adventure motorcycles on Comparezi that state it (150 mm)

Tiger 900

Pro: Cornering ABS