Triumph has unveiled a refreshed Trident 660 for 2025, with new technology, upgraded suspension, and the choice of either full power or learner approved versions. Three new colours and graphics schemes join the mix as well.
The updated models are expected hit Australian dealerships in December and will be available from $14,290 ride away. As the only triple engine in the class, the Trident 660 delivers thrilling performance, agility and handling.
In response to customer demand, the Trident 660 now features a host of new equipment, including optimised cornering ABS, traction and cruise control, and shift assist (for smoother gear changes) as standard.
Power comes from a three-cylinder engine, which combines low-down torque with a strong midrange and an exciting top-end rush. A new Sport mode joins two existing ride modes as well.
An integrated TFT display pairs with the MyTriumph Bluetooth setup, to give riders turn-by-turn navigation, calls and music control. The Trident 660’s accessible seat height of 805mm and overall narrow width makes for confident feet-down manoeuvres and low-speed riding.
Its innate natural balance, smooth slip and assist clutch and power delivery, are ideal for busy urban environments. A high-spec Showa 41mm upside down fork with SFF-BF ‘big piston’ damping provides more comfort and control.
There’s also a preload adjustable RSU, also from Showa, powerful Nissin brakes with twin 310mm discs, and grippy Michelin Road 5 tyres. The Trident 660 has a distinctive round all-LED headlamp, integrated rear light and self-cancelling indicators for enhanced visibility.
With unique retro-modern styling, its minimal lines and unmistakable muscular stance have been enhanced for 2025 with the addition of Cosmic Yellow, Cobalt Blue, and Diablo Red colours. Touches of Sapphire Black and striking diagonal white stripes complete the look.
There is also a more subtle Jet Black colour scheme, while other updates include upgraded materials and finishes, including a new forged aluminium top yoke and forged aluminium brake pedal. You can also access 45 different accessories to customise your ride.
For more information on the 2025 Triumph Trident 660 range, you can visit their website, or talk to your local dealership.
