Tiger Sport 660

First, an honest clarification: the Tiger Sport 660 is a Triumph motorcycle, not a bicycle. If you searched the name, this guide explains clearly what it is, its key specifications, where it fits in the market, and roughly what it costs. And if you were actually looking for a pedal bike, we will point you to the right guides at the end.

What the Tiger Sport 660 is

The Triumph Tiger Sport 660 is a middleweight sport touring motorcycle introduced in 2022. It is built by Triumph Motorcycles Ltd, the largest UK owned motorcycle manufacturer, which was established in 1983 and is based in Hinckley, Leicestershire, England. Sport touring is a category aimed at riders who want performance with enough comfort and weather protection for longer rides.

Because it is a motorcycle, it requires a motorcycle license, insurance, and registration in most places, which makes it a very different proposition from the human powered bicycles this site usually covers. For sourced detail, see the Triumph Tiger Sport 660 Wikipedia page and the background on Triumph Motorcycles Ltd.

Key specifications

The Tiger Sport 660 is defined by its distinctive three cylinder engine, a layout Triumph is known for that blends the low end pull of a twin with the top end rush of a four.

• Engine: water cooled, double overhead cam triple, meaning three cylinders.
• Displacement: 660cc.
• Claimed power: 81 PS, roughly 60 kW, at 10,250 rpm.
• Category: sport touring, with a steel perimeter frame and a wet weight around 206 kg.

It also features modern rider aids including riding modes, traction control, and optional Bluetooth connectivity, and it shares many components with its naked sibling, the Triumph Trident 660.

Where it fits in the market

The Tiger Sport 660 targets riders who want one motorcycle that can do a bit of everything: commute during the week, carry a passenger, and cover longer distances at the weekend with reasonable wind protection. The middleweight triple format keeps it approachable and relatively light while still offering strong real world performance.

Because it is based on the Trident 660 platform, it offers much of that bike's friendly character with added touring capability. Riders often cross shop it against other middleweight sport and sport touring machines, including sport bikes such as those in the Honda CBR series, which lean more toward outright sport performance than touring comfort.

What it costs to own

Pricing for the Tiger Sport 660 varies by market and model year, so treat any single figure as a guide to confirm locally rather than a fixed price. As a broad indication, it is positioned as an accessible middleweight, which has been one of its main selling points, but exact on the road pricing depends on your country, taxes, and any options fitted.

Beyond the purchase price, budget for insurance, registration, protective riding gear, fuel, and regular servicing, which are ongoing costs that come with any motorcycle. Always confirm current figures with an authorized Triumph dealer before you commit.

How this differs from a bicycle

It is worth stating plainly, since the search term brings very different needs together. The Tiger Sport 660 is a petrol powered motorcycle that needs a license, fuel, and specialist servicing. A bicycle is human powered, needs no license or fuel, costs far less, and doubles as exercise. They are simply different tools for different jobs.

If your real goal is a pedal bike, our complete bike guide and types of bicycles guide are the right places to begin. If you want a machine that assists your pedaling without a motorcycle license, see our electric bike guide.

Choosing the right two wheeler for you

The honest question behind a search like this is often "what should I ride?" rather than a specific model. If you hold a motorcycle license and want performance with touring ability, a sport touring bike like the Tiger Sport 660 fits well. If you want low cost, fitness, and no licensing, a bicycle is the answer, and an electric bike bridges the gap for effortless commuting.

For everyday riding, wherever you land, good habits and equipment carry across. Our gear guide is written for cyclists, but its emphasis on protection and visibility is universal for anyone on two wheels.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Tiger Sport 660 a bicycle?

No. The Triumph Tiger Sport 660 is a sport touring motorcycle with a petrol engine, introduced in 2022. It requires a motorcycle license, insurance, and registration, and is unrelated to pedal powered bicycles apart from both having two wheels.

What engine does the Tiger Sport 660 have?

It uses a 660cc, water cooled, double overhead cam three cylinder engine that produces a claimed 81 PS, about 60 kW, at 10,250 rpm. This triple layout shares many components with Triumph's naked Trident 660.

What kind of motorcycle is the Tiger Sport 660?

It is a middleweight sport touring motorcycle, meaning it combines sporty performance with enough comfort and weather protection for longer rides. It suits riders who want a single versatile bike for commuting, weekend trips, and carrying a passenger.

How much does the Tiger Sport 660 cost?

Pricing varies by market and model year, so confirm with an authorized Triumph dealer. It is positioned as an accessible middleweight, but the final on the road price depends on your country, taxes, and any options, and you should also budget for insurance, gear, fuel, and servicing.

I wanted a pedal bike instead, where do I look?

If you were after a human powered bicycle, start with our complete bike guide and our guide to the types of bicycles. If you would like motor assistance without needing a motorcycle license, our electric bike guide covers that middle ground.