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Triumph Trident 660 2026 Price Cut: $1,000 Off in US

Triumph has officially reduced the price of its 2026 Trident 660 by $1,000 in the US market, bringing the MSRP to $7,895. The move, described by RideApart as ‘unsurprising,’ sharpens the middleweight naked bike’s competitiveness against rivals like the Yamaha MT-07 and Honda CB650R.

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ترامف ترايدنت 660 2026 – دراجة نارية متوسطة بثلاث أسطوانات — المصدر: RideApart

Triumph has officially reduced the price of its 2026 Trident 660 by $1,000 in the US market, bringing the MSRP to $7,895. The move, described by RideApart as 'unsurprising,' sharpens the middleweight naked bike's competitiveness against rivals like the Yamaha MT-07 and Honda CB650R.

Triumph has officially reduced the price of its 2026 Trident 660 by $1,000 in the US market, bringing the MSRP to $7,895 (excluding shipping and registration). The move, described by RideApart as ‘unsurprising,’ sharpens the middleweight naked bike’s competitiveness against rivals like the Yamaha MT-07 and Honda CB650R.

Why did Triumph cut the Trident 660’s price?

The price reduction is a strategic response to intense competition in the 600-700cc segment. Triumph aims to attract new riders and expand its customer base, especially with strong rivals like the Yamaha MT-07 (around $7,699 in the US) and Honda CB650R ($8,199). The Trident 660 now undercuts the Honda while closely matching the Yamaha on price.

What’s new on the 2026 Trident 660?

The 2026 model retains the signature 660cc inline-three engine producing 81 hp and 64 Nm of torque. Updates are minor: the exhaust system has been revised to meet Euro 5+ emissions standards. The bike continues with adjustable suspension, ABS, a color TFT display, and full LED lighting. Dry weight remains 189 kg.

How much will the Trident 660 cost in Saudi Arabia?

Triumph has not yet announced Gulf region pricing. Based on the US price of $7,895, an estimated Saudi price is around SAR 29,600 before customs and taxes. This would position it competitively against the Yamaha MT-07 (approx. SAR 28,900) and Honda CB650R (approx. SAR 30,700).

When will the 2026 Trident 660 arrive in the Gulf?

The bike is expected to reach Triumph dealers in Saudi Arabia and the UAE during the second quarter of 2026. Similar price cuts may be applied to align with global markets, though official confirmation is pending.

How does it compare to the Yamaha MT-07 and Honda CB650R?

At its new price, the Trident 660 is $196 more than the MT-07 but $304 less than the CB650R. The Triumph’s triple-cylinder engine offers a unique character and exhaust note, while the Yamaha is lighter and the Honda has superior suspension. For Gulf riders, the Trident’s manageable power and low weight make it an excellent choice for both city commuting and weekend canyon carving, even in hot conditions.

Is the Trident 660 suitable for beginners?

Yes. With a dry weight of 189 kg, 81 hp, and standard ABS, the Trident 660 is an ideal middleweight for new riders and those stepping up from smaller bikes. Its upright seating and smooth power delivery enhance confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of the 2026 Triumph Trident 660 in Saudi Arabia?

The official Saudi price hasn't been announced. Based on the US price of $7,895, it's estimated at around SAR 29,600 before customs and taxes.

When will the 2026 Trident 660 arrive in the UAE?

Expected to reach UAE Triumph dealers in the second quarter of 2026. Similar price reductions may apply.

Is the Trident 660 a good beginner bike?

Yes. Its 81 hp, 189 kg weight, and ABS make it manageable for new riders while still offering enough performance for experienced ones.

How does the Trident 660 compare to the Yamaha MT-07?

The Trident has a unique triple engine and costs $7,895 vs. the MT-07's $7,699. The Yamaha is lighter, but the Triumph offers a distinctive sound and character.

Sources

  • RideApart — Triumph Trident 660 Receives a Price Cut in the US. But This Isn’t a Surprise

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