2017 Triumph Tiger 800 XCx Low

2017 Triumph Tiger 800 XCx Low sits in the middle of Triumph's Tiger 800 adventure family, with the "Low" designation marking the accessible suspension setup aimed at shorter riders who still want the full XCx package. This is a triple-cylinder adventure bike built for riders who want off-road capability without sacrificing the smoothness and character that Triumph's engine is known for. The XCx trim brings switchable rider modes, adjustable traction control, and off-road-oriented spoked wheels, so it rewards mixed-terrain riding — gravel roads, light trails, and long highway stretches — rather than pure dirt work. In practice, it feels composed and manageable, with the lowered seat height making it far less intimidating for riders who found the standard XCx too tall.

The 2017 model carried over without significant mechanical changes from the prior year — buyers comparing it to a 2016 example should focus on mileage, service history, and condition rather than spec differences.

Owners tend to be experienced riders, often on the shorter side, stepping down from taller adventure bikes or up from smaller-displacement machines, looking for a genuinely usable do-it-all bike rather than a garage ornament.