Seymour Asscrack Posted October 5, 2021 Share Posted October 5, 2021 Published in: NewsTriumph’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. Just like the Trident 660, launched to international acclaim last year, the new Tiger Sport 660 has been designed to set a whole new benchmark for performance, specification, and cost of ownership. Bringing significant advantages to the middleweight adventure sports category, the Tiger Sport 660 delivers a new first choice for riders looking for maximum versatility in every ride. From commuting, to everyday riding, to longer trips, the new Tiger 660 delivers the capability, performance, handling and style needed to introduce a whole new generation of riders into the Triumph brand. • Triple Engine Performance Advantage The first triple cylinder engine in the category, and the most powerful – the 660cc powerplant in the new Tiger Sport 660 brings Triumph’s triple engine performance advantages over a twin engine with its low-down torque, combined with strong mid-range performance, and incredible top-end power. Peak torque of 47 FT-LB at 6,250rpm and peak power of 80 HP at 10,250rpm make the new Tiger Sport 660 the most powerful bike in the class, guaranteeing great acceleration in any gear, even when carrying a pillion or progressing swiftly through traffic. It delivers the perfect balance of thrilling useable performance from low down in the rev range, all the way to the red line. Power delivery is managed by a sophisticated engine management system with a ride-by-wire throttle for a precise and responsive feel, while the slick 6-speed gearbox has gear ratios optimized for fun and all-round everyday rideability. The 660 triple engine’s distinctive, deep exhaust note is delivered through a short and minimalistic underslung stainless-steel silencer. • Handling Components and Ergonomics Any new bike from Triumph would be wanting without their signature confidence-inspiring, agile and sporty ride. Premium components help the Tiger Sport 660 bring it's A-game, it's suspension is from Showa with a 41mm upside down cartridge forks and monoshock RSU with remote hydraulic preload adjustment. Braking is handled by Nissin brakes with twin 310mm front discs and versatile Michelin Road 5 tires maintain grip with the tarmac. Taking a passenger is made easier with integrated pillion grab handles and riders have an easy reach to the ground with an accessibly low 32.8 inch seat height. • Genuine Long Distance Touring Capability Sporting a sculpted 4.5 gallon fuel tank for excellent range the Tiger Sport 660 has the range to go the distance on whatever journey you embark on. Discreetly integrated pannier mounts make for easy fitment of available accessory panniers with color matched panels. Just like on the 3rd generation Tiger 800s and current Tiger 900 models, the windscreen adjuster enables single-handed height adjustment while riding. You won't need to stop often for maintenance either, with a 10,000 miles or 12 month service interval. • Technology A new Tiger wouldn't be complete without some impressive tech and the dash with TFT display, prepped for the My Triumph connectivity system, brings all the info you need on the road. Two riding modes, Road and Rain, adjust traction control and throttle response for conditions on the road. Rounding out the standard tech features are switchable traction control, ABS, ride-by-wire throttle, slip and assist clutch and an immobilizer. For visibility, full LED lighting with distinctive twin headlights and self-cancelling indicators help you see and be seen on the road. • Pricing and Availability US: $9,295 USD Sapphire Black (Korosi Red / Luceren Blue = +$125 USD) Canada: $10,495 CAD Sapphire Black (Korosi Red / Luceren Blue = +$125 CAD) Available in dealers February 2022 Two-year unlimited mileage warranty, with the option to extend for one or two years Two-year Roadside Assistance Source Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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