2025 Triumph Trident 660Cosmic Yellow / Sapphire Black

Your passport to fun. The Trident 660 pairs minimal, modern British design with a thrilling 660cc triple making 81 HP and 47 lb-ft of torque. It pulls cleanly low in the revs and keeps building all the way up, with a triple soundtrack that eggs you on every time you open the throttle.

For 2025 the Trident makes 81 HP (up from 80) and steps up to three riding modes, with Sport joining Road and Rain. It also adds Triumph Shift Assist and cruise control. Showa upside-down forks, twin 310mm front discs, a slip and assist clutch and a TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity are all standard, along with a 10,000-mile service interval.

At 419 lb with fuel and a 31.7-inch seat, it feels light and natural from the moment you pull away. The steering is quick and the clutch is light, so a run across town or up a canyon road feels like an occasion.

Key specs

• Engine: 660cc
• Power: 81 hp
• Torque: 47 lb-ft
• Seat height: 31.7 in (805 mm)
• Wet weight: 419 lb (190 kg)
• Fuel capacity: 3.7 gal (14 liters)

Why buy it at SCM: Southern California Motorcycles is the only Triumph dealer in Orange County and the #1 Triumph dealer in the U.S. by unit sales, built over 25 years of selling and servicing Triumphs. Factory-trained technicians in our Orange County service department prep and service every Triumph we sell. Come see it in person at our showroom in Brea, North Orange County, just off the 57.

Questions riders ask

Trident 660 or Daytona 660? Both use a 660cc triple. The Daytona 660 is the sportbike, with 95 HP and a sportier riding position. The Trident is the naked roadster that sits you more upright, with 81 HP and a lighter 419 lb wet weight to the Daytona's 433 lb.

What riding modes does it have? Three: Sport, Road and Rain, all managed through the ride-by-wire throttle.