Triumph Boosts Trident 660 and Tiger Sport 660 to 95 PS for 2026
Daytona-derived hardware delivers the bump without a steep price hike.
Overview
- Both middleweights adopt three throttle bodies, a new intake and cylinder head, and higher rev limits to reach the new peak output.
- Deliveries to dealers are slated for March 2026 in new colorways.
- The Trident adds a revised rear shock with rebound adjustment, gains about 5 kg to 195 kg, and now returns a factory 4.9 L/100 km.
- The Tiger Sport receives fresh bodywork and an 18.6-liter tank, lifts to roughly 211 kg, and shows slightly higher consumption with a small range increase.
- List prices rise by about €400 to €8,695 for the Trident and €9,895 for the Tiger Sport, with 2025’s cornering-aid electronics, cruise control, LED cockpit and quickshifter carried over.