Triumph's Tiger 800 has always been a great adventure-touring machine, even winning a Cycle World Ten Best award back in 2011. In the dirt, however, this British machine has been a bit more challenged. Has the introduction of a host of new electronic engine-management features and ride-by-wire transformed the Tiger into a more capable machine? Find out here.
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