Date: September 2025
The Triumph T90 Tiger 350 cc was a smaller-capacity twin aimed at riders who wanted Triumph style and handling without the insurance or running costs of the larger 500 and 650 models. Built until the early 1970s, the T90 was a revvier, sportier version of the Triumph 3TA. Today, surviving examples are rarer than their bigger siblings, and interest has grown among collectors seeking unusual smaller-capacity British classics.
Condition | Estimated Value (GBP) | Example External Source (plain text) |
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Project / Restoration Non-running or incomplete; usually requiring full rebuild. |
£2,200 – £3,000 | eBay UK — tired T90 projects £2.4–2.8k. Car & Classic — occasional barn finds offered ~£3k. |
Roadworthy / Presentable Running, MOT’d examples; some age-related wear and common period mods. |
£3,800 – £5,200 | H&H Classics — 1971 T90 sold £4,600 (Jul 2023). Car & Classic listings £4–5k. |
Restored / Excellent Very original or high-quality restoration with matching numbers. |
£5,800 – £7,500 | Bonhams Stafford — 1970 Triumph T90 sold £6,900 (Apr 2024). Dealer asks up to £7.5k in 2025 for concours examples. |
Notes: The T90 is less powerful than its 500 and 650 siblings, but rarity and originality now underpin its values. Projects remain affordable, while restored bikes fetch strong premiums due to low survival rates. As with all Triumphs, matching numbers and factory-correct details are key value drivers.
As of September 2025, UK Triumph T90 Tiger 350 cc values typically fall around £2.2–3k for projects, £3.8–5.2k for roadworthy riders, and £5.8–7.5k for restored or excellent examples. While less famous than the Bonneville, the T90’s rarity and charm are attracting a steadily growing collector audience.
Sources (plain text):
eBay UK — Triumph T90 projects £2.4–2.8k (2024–25).
Car & Classic — T90 roadworthy listings £4–5k.
H&H Classics — Triumph T90 sold £4,600 (Jul 2023).
Bonhams Stafford — Triumph T90 sold £6,900 (Apr 2024).
Dealer asks — concours T90s up to £7.5k (2025).