Triumph Trident 660 Tr
The Triumph Trident 660 was introduced in 2021 as an entry-level middleweight roadster designed to broaden Triumph's appeal to newer and younger riders. It revived the iconic 'Trident' name, which was last used on Triumph's legendary 1970s three-cylinder machines, bridging the brand's heritage with modern engineering. The Trident 660 was notable for offering genuine Triumph quality, a capable inline-three engine, and competitive pricing, making it one of the most accessible bikes in Triumph's modern lineup.
81 hp
Power
64 Nm
Torque
189 kg
Weight
193 km/h (estimated, note: Triumph does not officially publish a top speed figure)
Top Speed
5.5 L/100km (approximately 18.2 km/L, real-world average)
Fuel
Naked
Body
What Buyers Should Know
Solid Inline-Triple Engine
The 660cc triple-cylinder engine is derived from Triumph's proven Street Triple platform, giving it a strong reliability pedigree with relatively few reported mechanical issues at low mileage.
Watch the Throttle Bodies
Some owners report rough idle and hesitation, often traced to throttle body synchronization or software mapping issues — worth checking on used examples and ensuring the latest ECU update has been applied.
Strong Resale Retention
The Trident 660 holds its value well in the middleweight segment due to high demand and Triumph's brand reputation, making it a smarter long-term investment than many competitor A2-license bikes.
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