Triumph Tiger 850 Sport: specifications, compatible accessories

Crossover · since 2021

The Tiger 900 with less power and fewer demands, and almost the same accessories

The same 888 cc three-cylinder as the Tiger 900, but with a softer tune and simplified electronics: the 850 Sport is the gateway to the family. This is good news for accessories, because the pannier frames, risers, and handguard kits are the same as those of its bigger sister. Only the decals and films differ, cut for its bodywork.

888 ccthree-cylinder
20 lfuel tank
810 mmseat height
from 2021launch year
  • In briefEntry into the Tiger family, with shared accessories.
  • Do this right awayPannier frames and handguard kits.
  • SharedFrames, risers, and handguards shared with the Tiger 900.
  • Specific codesTank decals and films, cut for this bodywork.
  • BrandsLOBOO, Barkbusters, Eazi-Grip.

Who it's recommended for

It's the right bike if

  • You want the Triumph three-cylinder while spending less, both when buying and afterward
  • You need an accessible seat: 810 mm, lower than all the Tiger 900 models
  • You ride on roads and easy dirt tracks without expecting Rally-level capability
  • You want to be able to fit frames and panniers: they are available here, and are the same as those for the 900
  • You prefer simple electronics to a package full of modes

Look elsewhere if

  • You're looking for true off-road capability: you need the Tiger 900 Rally Pro, with a 21-inch wheel
  • You need crash bars or a skid plate: they are not cataloged for this model
  • You want a kickstand plate: the one in the catalog is specified for the Tiger 900 Rally Pro
  • You're looking for maximum power: the 900 has more punch and more electronics
  • You buy films by checking the 900's codes: they are different here

In two words: it's the Tiger for everyday use without spending as much as you would on the 900. If off-road capability really matters or you want the full electronics package, the Tiger 900 is the next step up and shares most of the accessories.

Technical specifications

Engine 888 cc inline three-cylinder, with a softer tune than the Tiger 900
Transmission 6-speed, chain final drive
Chassis Tubular steel frame, Marzocchi suspension
Wheels 19-inch front, 17-inch rear
Fuel tank 20 liters
Seat height 810 mm
Production from 2021

What to fit, in order of priority

Half the catalogue comes from the Tiger 900, while the other half is tailored to this motorcycle.

For luggage, there are also the Wanderer soft panniers, the PIKE TRACKER panniers to pair with the frames, the aluminium top case, the tank bags with mounting ring, the folding mirrors, and the motorcycle cover.

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Compatibility table

It shares its chassis with the Tiger 900, not its bodywork.

Accessory Compared with the Tiger 900 Note
Side pannier racks yes code specified for both models, from 2021 onward
Offset handlebar risers yes same code
Barkbusters handguard kit yes, through 2023 not the kit from 2024 onward
One-piece tank sticker yes, through 2023 economical alternative to the kit
Tank sticker kit no code dedicated to the 850 Sport
Tank and bodywork films no codes dedicated to the 850 Sport
Sidestand plate to be verified specified for the Tiger 900 Rally Pro
Crash bars and skid plate not listed for neither model

Brands with dedicated accessories

Frequently asked questions

Do Tiger 900 accessories fit the 850 Sport?

Pannier racks, handlebar risers, the handguard kit through 2023, and the one-piece tank sticker: yes, the codes are specified for both models. The tank and bodywork films and the sticker kit do not fit, however, as they follow the bodywork.

Can I fit the Tiger 900 sidestand plate?

The one listed is specified for the Tiger 900 Rally Pro from 2021 onward. Before ordering it for an 850 Sport, it is best to check: write to us and we will confirm with the supplier.

Do you have crash bars or a skid plate?

No, they are not listed for this model. As with the entire Tiger family, what we carry covers luggage, ergonomics, handguards, and bodywork protection.

Is the sticker kit or the one-piece sticker the better choice?

The kit covers more of the tank with pieces shaped for the 850 Sport; the one-piece sticker is a single central panel, costs less, and is shared with the Tiger 900 through 2023.

850 Sport or Tiger 900?

The 850 Sport costs less, has a lower seat, and simpler electronics; the Tiger 900 offers more punch, more riding modes, and the Rally version for off-road riding. Most accessories are shared, however.