Triumph Tiger 900 and Scambler 1200 in the 25th film linked to the James Bond saga [PHOTO]

Reported by Triumph Motorcycles “collaboration with the 25th official James Bond film, No Time To Die, and EON Productions.”

The partnership

Through a press release, it is highlighted that the Design Workshop team of the British company collaborated with the stunt team involved in the film for the preparation of the vehicles, including the Tiger 900 e Scrambler 1200, appearing in the most spectacular action scenes. For example those turned to Matera and already proposed in the trailer which anticipates the arrival of the film next April.
La Triumph Tiger 900, recently introduced, represents the new chapter in a long history that dates back to distant times 1936, with the first competition models and then becoming a reference name in the overview Adventure signed by the manufacturer Hinckley.
After Tiger 800 proposed in 2010, The new Tiger 900 also proposed in variants GT, GTPro, Rally e RallyPro, presents sophisticated solutions that strengthen road qualities, even beyond asphalt. Also mentioned: a varied overview of accessories (over 65) to enrich the equipment and a new three-cylinder engine from 888 cc Euro 5. A propulsion unit that expresses greater strength than the previous generation, touching i 95 horses a 8.750 rpm e 87 Nm of torque a 7.250 rpm, as reported.
Il CEO di Triumph, Nick Bloor, enthusiastically highlighted this collaboration in the 25th chapter of the saga dedicated to James Bond. Several of the brand's motorbikes have already been protagonists in other films in the past. “We know our bikes are extremely capable and we can't wait to see them in action, including the new and highly anticipated Tiger 900.”, he added.
Also intervened stunt coordinator, Lee Morrison, reporting how Triumph provided staff with prototypes of Tiger 900 before the actual launch, to carry out filming. Examples that were used in different conditions, completing their task with great satisfaction, as emerged from the press release.

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