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New colours for Triumph Trident 660

Are you looking to buy the Triumph Trident 660? There’s some good news for you. The motorcycle maker recently unveiled the 2022 update for the motorcycle, and chances are high we would see the same arrive in our country as well. As part of this, customers will now have one new colour shade to choose from. The new colour is the Matt Baja Orange/Matte Storm Grey. The existing colour options Silver Ice/Diablo Red, Matt Jet Black/Silver Ice and Sapphire Black will continue with no changes. Other than paint options, there are no changes as such, and mechanically the motorcycle remains the same.

Powertrain And Engine

Powering the motorcycle is a 660cc inline-three cylinder engine that makes 79.8 BHP and 64 Nm. The equipped gearbox is a six-speed unit that also gets a slipper clutch as standard fitment. Key features include riding modes- Road and Rain, digital console, Bluetooth-enabled instrument cluster, ride-by-wire throttle, switchable traction control, and also full-LED lighting. The tubular steel perimeter frame gets the support of upside-down forks for the front and a mono-shock for the rear. Braking power comes from a pair of 310mm twin discs at the front and a 255mm single disc at the back. The fuel capacity of 14 litres is enough for weekend trips. The anti-locking braking system is also a standard fitment for the motorcycle.

More Of Triumph Trident 660

The price tag makes this model really interesting for the Indian market. Trident is Triumph’s most affordable offering not just in India but also globally. Being the entry point for the Triumph brand, Trident 660 ensures accessibility and also a fun factor. In the Indian domestic market, the other options in the segment are Kawasaki Z650 and the new Honda CB650R. Currently, Trident 660 retails at INR 7.45 lakh (ex-showroom, India) and with the updated model, we expect the pricing to be in a similar range.

Also Read: 2022 Triumph Tiger Sport 660 Launched at INR 8.95 lakh.

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