Tiger, Triumph Tiger
Well, if you ask us, a good action movie must have at least one chase with motorcycles
involved, and in the new James Bond movie, No Time To Die we get a lot of the good stuff.
Bond movies have always offered fine motor action and this time is no different – with both Triumph bikes, the Tiger 900 Rally Pro and the Scrambler 1200 starring alongside Daniel Craig (AKA 007).
Now, you can actually own a true Bond motorcycle, if you’ll be fast enough – Triumph says only 250 units of this Tiger 900 Bond Edition will be produced worldwide, but check how cool this is – each motorcycle features an individually numbered billet-machined handlebar clamp and included with the motorcycle is a signed certificate of authenticity.
The Triumph Tiger 900 Bond edition offering a lot of cool and unique features – starting from the distinctive Matte Sapphire black sheme and uniqe 007 and Bond Edition graphics, special Bond Edition seat branding and stitches, frame, engine guards and side panels with black finish, 007 startup animation shown in the motorcycle TFT screen, a pair of Michelin Anakee Wild off road tires and for a perfect riding experience – Triumph throws in an Arrow Exhaust.
“First and foremost, as a stunt coordinator I have to be sure that we can achieve the action on that motorcycle. Is it agile and powerful enough for the stunt riders to achieve what I want them to? And also, crucially, does it fit the story of the film in a way that’s credible onscreen.
We loved the look of the Scrambler 1200, and we already knew we would use those in No Time To Die, but then Triumph offered us several prototypes of a bike that hadn’t yet been launched at that time, and that was the Tiger 900. The whole stunt team realised very quickly that these were amazing bikes. We rode those bikes so much in Off-Road Pro mode and the things are amazing… absolutely incredible.” Films stunt coordinator Lee Morrison
Watch the Bond stunt team in action
The Bond Edition Tiger 900 Rally Pro will be available in dealerships worldwide from June 2022, with a price of $20,100 – about 3,000 dollars more than the non Bond version.
