Triumph has released a teaser site for a new model. Details have not yet been announced, but images on the site and social networking sites indicate that it will be a 660cc full-cowl sport.
Information is expected to be released on January 9, 2024.
Full cowl version of Trident! A 3-cylinder sports motorcycle is born!
On December 19, Triumph's official social networking site posted three images with the words "THE RULES ARE ABOUT TO CHANGE. The silhouette of a full-cowl sports car running on a pitch-dark street, an electric light showing the date 24:01:09, and a part that looks like an undercowl with "660" printed on it. At the same time, an announcement was made on the official Web page that the newest motorcycle would be unveiled on January 9, 2024, at 21:00.
The new model will be unveiled early in the new year!
Triumph's new full-cowl sport was suddenly unveiled. It is a silhouette not found in the current lineup.
The numerical electronic display, which reads January 9, 2024, appears to represent the official date of the announcement.
The "660" is printed on what appears to be an undercowl. The 660cc engine is installed.
Triumph's current lineup has not had a full-cowl sport model since the Daytona 675, which was discontinued in 2015, and the Daytona 765, which was sold in limited quantities. The base engine is believed to be the 660cc liquid-cooled, parallel 3-cylinder DOHC from the already existing "Trident 660" and "Tiger 660," which could be considered a revival of the 3-cylinder supersport. If the base model is the Trident 660, it is not expected to be significantly higher than the Trident 660, which is currently priced at (approx.) 6980 USD.
We look forward to hearing more details!
The Trident 660 is a mid-size naked on sale since 2021. It is a roadster model equipped with a DOHC parallel 3-cylinder engine that delivers 81 PS at 10,250 rpm and is also equipped with various electronic controls.
