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Triumph Trident 660
660cc · ~80 hp · seat 805 mm · ~$8,595
Premium-feeling accessible middleweight roadster with triple-cylinder character. Ideal rider: A rider who wants premium brand feel, manageable size, and polished road manners without going to a heavy bike.
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Quick specs
| Engine | 660cc |
| Power | ~80 hp |
| Wet weight | ~190 kg |
| Seat height | 805 mm |
| Price (new) | ~$8,595 |
| Typical used range | $5600 - $7900 (used, condition varies) |
| Years | 2021-present |
| Licence fit | A2 kit in UK/EU;unrestricted US |
Figures are catalog approximations and vary by model year and market; always verify the exact spec and price for your region.
Who it is for
Riders upgrading who want style, smoothness, and easy fun.
Where it fits best: City/weekend roadster use; early-to-intermediate riders; riders wanting more premium identity than Japanese budget nakeds.
Who should skip it
Avoid if long-trip wind protection and luggage matter more than style. A2 kit available in some markets; verify dealer support and service cost.
Can create regret if the rider wants scrambler/classic identity rather than a roadster.
The honest reality
- For beginners
- More approachable than large nakeds; still a real middleweight and not a toy.
- In the city
- Good city roadster if ownership cost is acceptable.
- On the highway
- Can handle highway but still naked wind exposure.
- Engine character
- Triple-cylinder character; more refined/premium than many budget twins.
- Owning it
- Premium service/insurance compared with Japanese rivals should be checked.
Buying used
Check service history, tires, brakes, electronics, warranty, and crash/drop signs. Typical asking range: $5600 - $7900 (used, condition varies).
Bikes riders cross-shop
Yamaha MT-07 · Kawasaki Z650 · Honda CB650R · Suzuki SV650 · BMW F 900 R.
Does the Triumph Trident 660 actually fit you?
A spec sheet cannot weigh your height, budget, roads, experience, and the regret risks that show up after buying. MyMoto's free advisor can. Tell it about yourself and see whether this bike, or something better for you, comes out on top.
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