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Tiger ATV, LTD was an independently owned ATV manufacturer founded in 1984, specializing in racing machines produced in low numbers. Estimates vary in the collector community, with production numbers ranging from as little as 300, to as many a 1000 units leaving the factory. Chassises and bodywork were produced in-house, at their Burnsville, Minnesota facility, while drivetrains were provided By [[Bombardier Inc.|Rotax]] and [[KTM]]. Tiger produced ATC's for three years, but continued to support machin(contracted; show full)

In a 1985 review in '''3 wheelers Magazine''', the test rider praised the smooth power band and comfortable footpeg/seating ergonomics, but criticized the rear positioned kick starter.

==Tiger Super 4 Quads==

One of the final machines produced, the '''Tiger Super 4'''
was a four wheeled Sport ATV that, like all Tiger ATC's, featured a Chromoly frame, and in-house built body work. While literature suggested that both a 200cc and a 250cc version were available, collectors have only confirmed the existence of the latter model<ref>{{cite web| |url= http://www.3wheelerworld.com/oldsite/tiger4.shtml |title=Tiger Super 4|website=3wheelerworld.com||accessdate=2020-04-15 |url-status=live}}</ref>. featuring the same Rotax engine as the Tiger 250LC ATC, the radiator was mounted in the front 'nose' of the bodywork. verified bodywork is Blue and White, and the seats are blue with an aluminum pan. In an interview with Mickey Dunlap, who doubled duty as factory racer and R&D manager<ref>{{cite web| |url= https://sites.google.com/site/tigerrotax/home |title=Micky Dunlap Interview |website=tigerrotax.com||accessdate=2020-04-15 |url-status=live}}</ref>, he confirmed that the front suspension components were utilized from a Suzuki 250 Quad Racer.

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