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Triumph Motorcycles Australia has announced significant updates to its Trident 660 and Tiger Sport 660, with both models receiving their most comprehensive revisions to date for model year …
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The LAMS-approved Trident 660 was launched onto the OZ market in 2021 and was an instant sales hit. Outselling anything else in Triumph’s range, its approachable price point, …
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The Triumph Trident 660 is a retro-look, back to basics, stylish and fun machine that is a less expensive alternative to the current $14,900 LAMS approved Street Triple S. With …
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The Triumph Trident 660 enters the middleweight roadster category as a LAMS approved entry, with a unique triple engine, impressive technology and a competitive price, the Triumph Trident 660 introduces …
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Triumph has launched a new special-edition Trident 660, featuring a dynamic, contemporary graphic scheme designed to appeal to Triumph fans, and extra technology including Triumph Shift-Assist. New for 2024, the …
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Triumph Motorcycles has unveiled the all-new Trident 800, a fresh addition to its middleweight roadster line-up, combining Triumph’s distinctive triple-engine character with cutting-edge technology and a bold nakedbike …
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Triumph has revealed an all-new triple powered middleweight sportsbike for 2024. The Daytona 660 will be available in Australia from March. Learner riders can rejoice as the new Daytona will …
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The 2022 Triumph Tiger Sport 660 takes the cake as my favourite LAMS bike I’ve ridden this year. Without even mentioning the absolute pearler of an engine pumping out 55hp …
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Triumph’s all-new Tiger Sport 660 is the new definition of triple-powered versatility, with its 660cc triple engine performance advantages, class-leading power and specification, plus great long-distance touring capability and finally …
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Touted as one of the most important events on the motorcycling calendar, the annual EICMA event held in Milan’s Rho Fiera is the stage on which the world’s motorcycle manufacturers …
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