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Discover the timeless allure of the Tiger All – a classic that blends heritage and performance in every ride. From the iconic 1977 models to modern iterations, every year’s release holds a unique place in the heart of enthusiasts. The Tiger All models price varies across regions, conditions, and vintage, yet the motorcycle’s enduring appeal remains unquestioned.

• Engine: 996 cc four‑stroke, single‑bank configuration producing 70 hp @ 9,000 rpm
• Transmission: 6‑speed, chain final drive with manual clutch
• Fuel type: Automotive gasoline (RON 95)
• Power Output: 70 hp @ 9,000 rpm; 83 Nm torque @ 7,500 rpm
• Curb Weight: 215 kg (dry)
• Dimensions:
  
  • Length: 2,075 mm
  • Width: 860 mm
  • Height: 1,210 mm
  • Wheelbase: 1,465 mm
  • Seat Height: 800 mm
  • Ground Clearance: 165 mm
• Brakes: Front: 280 mm disc, rear: 250 mm disc; dual‑coil ABS optional
• Suspension: Front: telescopic forks with 100 mm travel; Rear: single shock with 80 mm travel
• Chassis: Steel tubular frame with reinforced rear braces for optimal rigidity
• Fuel Capacity: 15 L (usable fuel: 13 L)
• Optional Extras: ABS, LED lighting package, adjustable handlebar positioning kit

Depreciation Insight: Understanding how the Tiger All models depreciation works helps both buyers and collectors maintain value. Typically, a brand‑new motorcycle will lose roughly 15‑20 % of its initial value in the first year due to the classic nature of its construction and the overall market dynamics. Subsequent years tend to see a more gradual decline, generally around 5‑10 % per annum as the manufacturing cycle progresses and newer models enter the market. For vintage 1977 models, depreciation may occur at a slightly slower pace, often around 8‑12 % annually after the initial drop, reflecting historical significance and collectible demand.

What is a 1977 Tiger All models worth? When predicting the value of a 1977 Tiger All, factors such as mileage, restoration completeness, originality, and overall mechanical integrity come into play. If a motorcycle is fully restored using original parts and has a documented service history, it can command a premium price higher than the average Tiger All models 1977 price that might circulate for less pristine examples. Conversely, a motorcycle with non‑original components or minimum upkeep is likely to be priced at the lower end of the range.

Comparison Context: Compare the Tiger All to contemporary models like the Yamal X5 or the Yamaha YZ

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