races in five consecutive years , from 1971 to 1975 . The white , blue and red scheme with colour-matched fly screen and belly pan set the bike apart from the regular Trident , while a factory equipped quickshifter helps keep it humming like its namesake . “ Since its launch in 2020 , this middleweight roadster has reinvigorated this highly competitive category , selling more than 35,600 units worldwide ”, Paul Stroud , Chief Commercial Officer , Triumph Motorcycles said . “ Its triple engine and premium detailing at a great price has been successful in bringing younger and new riders to Triumph , and just as ‘ Slippery Sam ’ once inspired a generation , we believe this special edition has the iconic style , extra technology and dynamic performance to appeal to today ’ s Triumph fans .” Like the current Trident , the Triple Tribute will only be available in LAMS guise with 54PS of peak power achieved at 8750rpm and 59Nm of peak torque at 5000rpm . The full power model available overseas , by comparison , puts down 81PS and 64Nm at its peak meaning it has not received the same engine enhancements as seen on the soon to be released Daytona 660 . The distinctive tank design with number 67 race graphic surrounds the signature knee cut-outs , complementing the flowing seat line . With an impeccable attention to detail , the Trident 660 features high quality Triumph badges in both the headlight and tail light , and logo touches on the fuel filler cap , handlebar clamp and instruments , plus an inset aluminium Trident badge with diamond machined detailing . Body coloured radiator cowls , aluminium yokes and heel guards , body coloured fork protectors , tapered aluminium handlebars and teardrop shape mirrors , with five-spoke , black , lightweight , cast aluminium wheels , complete the eye-catching look .
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