James Bond - No Time To Die: Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro Bike jump onto square, Matera, Italy soon in James Bond 007 Museum Nybro Sweden
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The Tiger 900 Rally Pro, which has a 12-valve, three-cylinder engine, was adapted at Triumph's Hinckley factory to enable it to take on some of the more challenging stunts.
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Miles Perkins, from Triumph, said: "It was adapted by our movie team - the people who work with the stunt teams.
"The suspension was developed a little bit more, it was made possible to go through very deep water and this is used in some of the stunt scenes later in the film."
The factory also plays home to a Scrambler 1200 that Daniel Craig rode in the film.
