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MV Agusta Brutale 800 Vs Triumph Tiger 800 comparison
Overview
Compare MV Agusta Brutale 800 and Triumph Tiger 800
Trying to figure out which of these bikes or scooters to buy? Compare the MV Agusta Brutale 800 Vs Triumph Tiger 800 on carandbike to make an informed buying decision as to which bike to buy in 2020. This comparison has been carried out on the basis of prices, engine specifications, mileage, and features of these two-wheelers.
Compare Price
The ex-showroom, New Delhi price of the Triumph Tiger 800 starts at ₹ 12 Lakh and goes up to ₹ 15.17 Lakh for the fully-loaded model. On the other hand, the price of the base version of the MV Agusta Brutale 800 starts at ₹ 16.99 Lakh.
Compare Mileage
As for the claimed fuel efficiency, the Triumph Tiger 800 base engine returns 27 kmpl. The MV Agusta Brutale 800 base returns 18 kmpl.
Compare Engine
In the powertrain department, the Triumph Tiger 800 gets bhp Petrol engine, whereas the MV Agusta Brutale 800 comes in bhp Petrol engine.
Engine
Engine CC
798.0 cc
800.0 cc
No Of Cylinder
3
3
Max Power
109 bhp @ 11500 rpm
94 bhp @ 9500 rpm
Max Torque
83 Nm @ 7600 rpm
78.8 Nm @ 8050 rpm
Valves Per Cylinder
4
4
Fuel Delivery
Electronic Fuel Injection
Multipoint Sequential Electronic Fuel Injection
Cooling System
Liquid Cooled
Liquid Cooled
Starting Mechanism
Self Start
Self Start
Bore
N/A
74mm
Stroke
N/A
61mm
Fuel Consumption
Fuel Tank Capacity
16.5 L
19.0 L
Reserve Fuel Capacity
N/A
3.0 L
Mileage
18.00 Kmpl
27.40 Kmpl
Overall Riding Range
N/A
N/A
Dimension and Weight
Kerb Weight
175 kg
199 kg
Length
2045 mm
2215 mm
Width
875 mm
795 mm
Height
835 mm
1350 mm
Wheelbase
1400 mm
1530 mm
Ground Clearance
135 mm
203 mm
Seat Height
830 mm
810 mm
Transmission
No. Of Gears
6 Gears
6 Gears
Clutch
Wet, Multi-Disc
Wet, Multi-plate
Compression Ratio
N/A
11.3:1
Chassis and Suspension
Chassis Type
ALS Steel Tubular Trellis
Tubular Steel Trellis Frame
Front Suspension
Marzocchi Fork Has 43 Mm Diameter Upside Aluminium Forks With A Travel Of 125 Mm
Showa 43 Mm Upside Down Forks, 180 Mm Travel
Rear Suspension
Marzocchi "UPSIDE DOWN" Telescopic Hydraulic Fork With Rebound-Compression Damping And Spring Preload External And Separate Adjustment
Showa Monoshock With Hydraulically Adjustable Preload, 170 Mm Rear Wheel Travel
Braking
Front Brake Type
Dual Disc
Disc
Rear Brake Type
Disc
Disc
Front Disc/Drum Size
320 mm
305 mm
Rear Disc/Drum Size
220 mm
255 mm
Wheel and Tyres
Wheel Size
17 inches
19 inches
Wheel Type
Alloy Wheels
Alloy Wheels
Front Tyre
120/70-ZR 17 M/C(58 W)
100/90-19
Rear Tyre
180/55-ZR 17 M/C(73 W)
150/70 R17
Electricals
Battery
12V - 8.6 Ah
Maintenance Free
Headlight
Bulb
55/60 W (Multi-Reflector Type)
Tail Light
LED
LED
Standard Features
Speedometer
Digital
Digital
Tachometer
Digital
Analogue
Gear Indicator
Fuel Warning Indicator
Fuel Gauge
Low Oil Indicator
Low Battery Indicator
Pillion Seat
Pillion Grabrail
Engine Kill Switch
Clock
Tripmeter Type
Digital
Digital
Tripmeter Count
Pass Light
Beam Type Perimeter Frame
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Big 320mm Front Disc Brake
-
Full Led Headlamp
-
Leo stance
-
On Board Computer
-
Slipper Clutch
-
Split Reverse LCD Display
-
Stamped Metal Swing Arm
-
Stance and Design
-
Switchable Traction Control & ABS
-
Additonal Features
Key Features
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