Triumph Daytona 660
2025–present
Sport- Engine capacity
- 660 cm³
- Power
- 94 hp (70 kW)
Motorcycle catalogue
Triumph
Triumph is headquartered in Hinckley, Leicestershire, and its modern range rests on two kinds of engine. Three-cylinder engines power the Speed Triple, the Trident, the Tiger adventure bikes and the Daytona 660, and the biggest triple of all sits in the Rocket 3. Parallel twins drive the Bonneville family of modern classics, which includes the Speed Twin, the Scrambler and Thruxton models and the Speedmaster. More recently the 400 cc singles, such as the Speed 400, have opened the range to newer riders. Our catalogue currently lists 26 Triumph models across six classes, with naked bikes and adventure bikes the largest groups. Explore available specifications by model year, photos and related models.
| Brand and model | Category | Years | Engine capacity | Power | Weight | Seat height |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Triumph Daytona 660 | Sport | 2025–present | 660 cm³ | 94 hp (70 kW) | 201 kg | 810 mm |
| Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RR | Sport | 2022 | 1160 cm³ | 180 hp (134 kW) | 199 kg | 830 mm |
Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RR
2022
Sport- Engine capacity
- 1160 cm³
- Power
- 180 hp (134 kW)
How to choose Triumph
- Tiger is a family name, not a single bike. The Tiger 900 and Tiger 1200 come in several versions, so check which one a page describes before you compare.
- Several Bonneville-based models share the same engine but sit in different classes, from roadsters to cruisers, so it's worth comparing seat height and weight rather than the badge.
- For a smaller Triumph, start with the Speed 400 and the Scrambler 400 X, then move to the 660 cc triples.
At a glance
26 models
- Power
- Median: 94 hp (70 kW)
- Typical range: 68 hp (51 kW)–124 hp (93 kW)
- Recorded weight
- Median: 221.5 kg
- Typical range: 205.3 kg–243.5 kg
- Seat height
- Median: 810 mm
- Typical range: 790 mm–833.8 mm
Medians and the middle half of values, calculated from the latest model-year profiles with available data.
Models to explore
Numerical A2 candidates
These profiles meet the 35 kW and 0.2 kW/kg limits. Check market approval and the original unrestricted power before choosing an A2 motorcycle.
- Triumph Scrambler 400 X — 29.5 kW · 0.165 kW/kg
- Triumph Speed 400 — 29.4 kW · 0.173 kW/kg
FAQ
- Why are Triumph's three-cylinder engines so well known?
- Triples have been a signature of the modern Triumph range, used in models from the Speed Triple and Trident to the Tiger and Daytona 660. They sit between a twin and a four in character, which is a big part of their appeal.
- What is the Bonneville family?
- It's Triumph's line of modern classics built around a parallel-twin engine. In our catalogue it includes the Speed Twin, the Scrambler and Thruxton models and the Bonneville Speedmaster.
- Which Triumph classes are covered in the catalogue?
- Naked, adventure, cruiser, sport touring, dual-sport and sport. You can browse each one from this page or move to the category pages to compare Triumph with other brands.