Triumph hints at launch of Trident 660 Triple Tribute edition in India; check details
has hinted at the arrival of a new bike through its social media platforms. Judging by the teaser image, it appears to be the
Triumph Trident 660
, but not the standard version. This model is likely the
Trident 660 Triple Tribute Edition
, a special variant first unveiled in May 2025, paying tribute to the legendary 'Slippery Sam'—the five-time Isle of Man TT champion.
This exclusive edition features a sleek
Sapphire Black paint scheme
with a high-gloss finish for a stealthy appeal, complemented by bold Cobalt Blue and Diablo Red accents across the fuel tank, tail section, and front end. A '67' race number graphic on the tank commemorates the iconic Isle of Man TT victory. Additional design highlights include Diablo Red alloy wheels, a Sapphire Black flyscreen, and a sculpted aluminum belly pan.
In terms of performance, the Triple Tribute Edition offers rider-focused upgrades such as Sport Riding Mode, Cornering ABS, and Traction Control. It also includes
Triumph Shift Assist
for seamless clutchless gear shifts in both directions. The 660cc triple-cylinder engine produces 80 hp and 64 Nm of torque, mated to a six-speed gearbox.
Built on a tubular steel chassis, the motorcycle is equipped with Showa 41mm Separate Function Big Piston USD forks, Michelin Road 5 tires, and twin Nissin two-piston front calipers. For the first time, Cruise Control comes standard on the Trident 660. Additionally, Triumph offers a choice of 32 accessories to further customize the motorcycle.
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