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New Triumph Tiger Sport 660 | Not Another Gushing Review Surely! 0 - 60 Tested 😎
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มี.ค. 2022
- The new Tiger Sport 660 is arriving in dealers and like you I have seen the gushing reviews on TH-cam. Join me as I test this new little Triumph and see if it really is as good as people say!!
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Got one in blue , and I’m a youngster of 70 🤪. Never bothered with outside temp gauge, you always know when it’s cold outside. I’ve got panniers and top box for long trips. Panniers will take a large Schubert c3 pro easily, good 200 mpg . I use heated gloves because they keep tops of hands warm aswell. You can get wind guards . Been riding 50 years plus except at brands I’d never use a quick shifter ,or cruise control on motorways. And regulary do 500 miles to Scotland 🏴 and stop regularly for petrol and stroll at 140 miles. Great video love the bike + did I mention at my age the pillion hump on most bikes means I can’t get my leg over 😂😂, but the sport has a long shallow seat easy peasy 😊😊👍👍
I’m a 72 year old youngster. BikeSanooK TH-cam channel.We have reviewed the Triumph sibling Trident 660 and Bonneville T100 here in sunny tropical Thailand, where the Triumph factory also is located. In three days we’ll be testing the Tiger Sport 660 - we’re excited!!! th-cam.com/video/HtthIgH4_hQ/w-d-xo.html
Good review chops, I’ve watched a few reviews on the tiger 660, they have all been good. I think triumph have knocked out the park with this one.
Good review 👍 Had my 660 a week and love it , quick shifter adds a whole new dimension.
Used to own a speed twin, the 660 handles just as well and still gives a plush ride.
Great job Triumph.
I'm considering buying one to replace my Bonneville T120 which I love, but it's a heavy bike for me to haul around the bends all day when I go touring. Decisions, decisions...🤔
More informative than one of your peers.....makes me actually want to go and test ride it as an alternative to bigger adv sport tourers- good price too even with the "de rigeur" touring extras. Didnt think it would go as good as youve demonstrated
There was a software issue with the Triumph heated grips, I hope they now have it sorted as I've just ordered a set. For some folks the mandatory first service firmware upgrade virtually disabled the grips from what I've read on forums, quite a few unhappy punters. Only done 350 miles on mine but love it, great review! My problem is I have a long body but very short legs. 28" inside leg. Had to get the low seat which helps a lot. I dropped it in the first week of having it whilst stationary in traffic. Blimmin steamed up visor and on tippy toes in peeing rain. If you got long legs then you will love it, its a much taller bike than I am used to. I also find the gear shifter small and close in, I am considering an after market replacement as I also have a bit of Charlie Chaplin feet, but those are really my problems and not the bike. Once I am moving on it it is a lovely ride!
You’re an absolute a pro, buddy. Best of the best with these. Mega review, ride along and edit! Well done as usual #TeamLCR 🔝🎬🎥🆒
Haha thanks Mike 👍
Nice review 😉
Took it out for a blast yesterday and can't fault it one but really. I found the throttle response very slow and gear changes also pretty relaxed but you learn to adapt so that's not really a big deal. Love the riding position and comfort and the debate about power is concluded as far as I'm concerned as 80bhp although half of what I'm used to is plenty for mischief around town, commuting and fun 👍😎
Talk about all the right ingredients for a huge seller…. Brilliant. Nice work chops, really enjoyed this one. 👍👍
Cracking review Chopsy. My only grumble would be the lack of cruise control which for touring is a must have item.
Another cracking bike from Triumph, they seem to have got they’re act together👍🏽
Cracking review Chopsy, as usual. Word of the day “peppy”.😁
Just brought the graphite / Black one can’t wait to pick it up the re rides I’ve looked at helped but I knew it was the one as soon as I sat on it 😅 my 1050 tiger is getting a bit big for me as I’m nearly sixty so this is a god send 🎉🎉
Ok everyone, we need to get Chops to 100K subscribers. He has great content and such a good variety! Chops, you need to come out to NZ and ride our roads, you'll love it.
Yes I agree on both counts 😁😁👍
I lived in Auckland for 2 years and found the riding experience similar to riding in France, but as nice as NZ is in terms of open spaces and not much traffic, there's just not enough roads to add variety to journeys and it all becomes rather boring doing the same loops hence why I came back to Europe amongst other reasons.
Great review Chopsey. Was wondering about all the trees down. Did a wind storm do all that ? Looking forward to learning about Mash in London with the Ebikes test. Triumphs e bike sporty should be out soon . She's a real looker.
Been looking forward to this Chops. Nice one 👍
Great, balanced review. Nice to hear!
It's an awesome bike, I had the chance to ride one recently for a 200mile loop. It's way more fun than the Japanese counterpart options!
What would you say is the best about this bike ?
it's a great value, it uses sport bike tire sizes with longer suspension travel, it's both an entry level sport bike and adv bike!
First video I've watched and I like the feel so I "smashed" the subscribed button. Looking forward to checking more out. I'm across the pond but seem to be subscribed to more channels from your side.
Thanks buddy really appreciated 👍
Great video, can't wait to try/buy one of these!
Me too brother, 6'2" and recently discovered I was 20 stone, below that now, check soon. The Triumph is good looking
Don’t feel bad about not finding much to complain about lol, it is actually very good. I picked mine up on March 1st and covered about 300 miles so far It’s a great all rounder. I agree that the road 5 tires make a positive effect on the ride, handling etc I had the panniers quick shifter, heated grips, hand guards and Bluetooth fitted. The panniers look great on the bike and are well made, Triumph heated grips always take a while to warm up but they are worth the money in my opinion. Looking forward to getting that 1st oil change at 600 miles over and done with then I can start to open her up a bit. Great vid 👍
Have have you been getting on with the bike, mate? Have you done a bit of touring on her, bags and all?
@@martinrea8548 Hello, so I wasn’t sure whether to reply at the risk of sounding like a hypocrite after my 1st initial review but things have changed a lot for me since I wrote that. Ultimately I have got rid of the TS and bought something else. Unfortunately I fell out of love with the bike the more I rode it and after about 4 months or so of ownership and a fair few miles I found issues that i wouldn’t have expected from a Triumph costing just over £10k with all the extras etc. little niggly things that in the end made riding the bike a chore rather than fun. Gear changing and throttle response being the main thing just overly clunky and jerky which in turn made using the quick shifter a nightmare, it was fairly smooth when the revs were up high but not really enjoyable to use lower down the revs. Issues with the screen moving dropping down the ratchet mechanism when doing 70mph or more it would benefit from have a way to lock it off in position. The character of them engine also started to annoy too not as smooth as you would expect. I did report all these issues to Triumph and they test ride the bike but reported it was working fine. I made sure the chain tension was spot on etc which helped a little bit ultimately I realised that this is what it’s supposed to be like. Plus points were the breaks/tyres/luggage. Perhaps I expected too much? I’m not sure but having owned a street triple RS 765 which uses the same basic triple engine and gearbox yet was so much smoother and probably the best I have used unfortunately the Tiger Sport failed to impress in the end. Sadly. I was at a complete loss as to what to replace it with but test rode a KTM 390 adventure and loved it and still do lol. It’s not something that one would consider as a competitor to the Triumph but its more relevant than you would think, bearing in mind that it cost less than half the price of the Triumph I snapped up a new 2021 model out of the show room for £5000 it certainly punishes above it weight. Well made lovely engine and gear box lovely and light and takes a pillion easily, wish I thought about one sooner it’s the bike I recommend to anyone over the Triumph to test ride. So for anybody thinking of picking up a Tiger please ensure you have an extended test ride and make sure it’s right for you, even throw a leg over the KTM you might be pleasantly surprised….
Longer front mudguard might have been a good idea, otherwise the front of the engine is just a dumping ground for the muck.
Goes, stops, looks good. Don't know about that 17" inch front wheel - have one of those on my '19 CB500F. Top box sounds good - wouldn't own a bike without one. Centre stand would be nice
In Australia we get the 55hp A2 compliant version. The gearing is a tad short for motorways but otherwise it's a really nice ride.
Now waiting for the Tiger 660 Adventure Rally version…. Great review and another solid middleweight from Triumph.
This bike is a winner for Triumph. Nuff said. Nice work on the video Mr Chops.
Getting one in the Spring, can't wait!
Cheers Chopsy for the reviews mate.
I'm liking the idea of the 660 sport. I had a KTM 1090 (S). I liked that bike, comfy, fast on public roads and just easy to live with. But at only 5'9" I struggled with the seat height and just the general size of the bike. I found the big Kato tested my riding abilities at slow speeds so I didn't look like a noob. Which was a shame as I could really hustle the bike once moving, sealed or unsealed.
For me, I wish Triumph made the tiger sport in a 765 and upgraded suspension but I'm sure I can have the suspension improved with K-Tech or similar. As for only being 660 well in Australia, we have slow speed limits so it's kind of pointless having fast bikes. I would do a full system and reflash of the ecu to squeeze a whisker more out of it.
Bought one three weeks ago and am still getting used to it. Tires are grippy, torque and power are on command. My last motorcycle I ever road was 33 years ago, and it was a Harley Sportster. I can see a quick shifter being fun with this bike.
Triumphs make very good looking bikes, that are excellent functioning motorcycles. That's from your friend on the other side of the Atlantic pond in the USA 🇺🇸
"I'm a big unit" never heard that on the TMF or Username Kate review(s) 😁 however picked up different prospectives from each review(s)
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Haha very true Iain 😄
Gotta hand it to Triumph, killing it again 💪🏻👍🏻 I’m predicting their electric offering will be a game changer and turn the market on its head 💪🏻
The bike sounds really nice. I have a tuned up CBR500R which is a good deal faster than stock. I has a very similar 0-60 as the Tiger based in your results but it doesn't sound that good and it tops around 110 MPH due to gearing and lack of power up top. I love the way this triple sounds and how it pulls right to the top. I was pretty much set on adding a CBR650R to my stable but I'm interested in trying one of these out when they hit US dealers.
Don’t buy the CBR650R the engine and gearbox are iffy.
@@peterrichardson9248 interesting, I take it you've have problems with yours?
Great review mate! Can’t wait for the pie fest!
Good old review pal, having recently ridden a 200 mile day on one of these I can concur, nice bike Mr.
Excellent review chopsy
Colour me impressed. It's a great bike for the money, I really don't think you could be unhappy owning one.
We can call it "entry level" and "for the younger crowd" but we can also call it many other things. How about manageably sized, nimble, reasonable city transport, and having just enough "off roadiness" to jump curbs, logs, and other hooligan stuff. I like it!
Jumping kerbs with a 17" cast wheels is no better than a sports bike really.
Don’t think I’ve heard a bad review about this bike yet. Must be good ! 👍
Triumph eventually makes a good looking bike I like it and that triple engine always sounds gorgeous 👍
Had a test ride on one today. Good middleweight bike. Pretty much everything you've said in your review. During the ride the service light came on which overrides some of the display. The fuel light, which comes on with 2 bars remaining, does this as well. Spoke to the sales person and after the warranty is up and you do your own servicing they will put the bike on the diagnostics and remove the service warning light, at a cost of half an hour's labour. 🤔
Sounds like easy Money just turning the service light out . Won't that 1/2 hour labor cost more than your own service?
Looking forward to seeing an Rally version… but also… great review
Sounding more like Greg Davis on every vid 🤣🤣🤣, another excellent video chopsy 👍🏼
Lovely little machine with a massive load capacity, so it can cope with you 20st! Triumph grips are not the best, pretty weedy on my Tiger too. The Oxfords on my other machine are mighty.
Sounds like a lovely bike I wouldn't be happy with heated grips better off with a set of Oxford if you don't mind the temperature control stuck on the handlebar
Thank you for a great review, i am looking to ge the same phone case/mounting, may i ask what attachment type do you use on the T660 during your review? It seems is either the handle bar or top clamp? many thanks in advance..
Great review Chopsy, my Triumph dealer lent me their new demonstrator on Monday while my Street triple was being serviced, I was really impressed with how sporty it is, IMO even better than the Trident.
Is the Trident detuned in the UK? It is in Oz as it's meant to be a learner bike.
@@shegocrazy No it produces 81bhp in the UK, I believe you can get Triumph to install a kit to make it A2 compliant but as standard there's no detune.
For me, 2 things might put me off it, 1) no option for cruise control 2) lack of centrestand. Otherwise ticks all the boxes, surprisingly quick too!
Not so bothered about cruise control on a more budget bike, even though I still think all bikes with a RBW throttle should have the option, but the no centre stand is a real deal breaker. It limits the main reason for the bike's purpose, touring.
The Tracer 7 doesn't have the electric gadgets this has, but it's the better bike out of the two, imho. Hoping Yamaha give it a TFT and other gadgets on the next update.
@Matt Perry for me no cruise control is a bigger dealbreaker for touring than no centre stand. All preferences bro
@@juliusjacob1416 Agreed, it should have the option.
And the color options. I am just starting with bikes and surprised with the lack of color options that you get with cars. I guess you can always spray it yourself.
Can get an after market centre stand
Pie and mash and fish and chips diet! 😂 Great review as usual 👍🏻
Top review. Triumph have got a best seller there.
I've ridden one and the only thing I didn't like was the high revs on the motorway. Shame because otherwise it's fantastic value and fun.
Good looking bike chops
Great review.
I actually really like the look of this, other than the colours, needs a better paint job for me but it's something I would definitely consider buying if I was in the market for a bike at this moment in time. Can't go wrong for all the extras under 10k
A yellow 💛 option for me would be amazing.
I took one for a test ride a few weeks ago and I came back to the dealer laughing and smiling. I don't remember the last time a motorcycle made me laugh out loud because I was having so much fun.
Ill be ordering one this summer I think. My only complaint is that I would have gladly paid more to have higher spec parts. So adjustable forks, better brakes, better seat, nicer TFT display. But these are all things I'll turn to the aftermarket for I guess
Have a look at the Tiger sport 850, sounds like your type of bike
Plenty quick enough on the jump off. It’s a sweet bike. I want one.
Great review Mr chops
Good looking bike that to
Suppose ya diets gone out the window now after all that pie and mash 😂🤣😂
All the best to you mate 👍
Haha yes diet was out for the day that's for sure! 😄
Thanks for representing the tall/weighty rider Mr lamb Chops.......respect.
Not a fan of red in bikes but I'd certainly consider this one
I like what Triumph did here!!
Interesting bike, nice review.
Rode that actual bike it is absolutely brilliant Chops is right as ever probably the best bang per pound bike that Triumph make
Such a lovely bike!!! Felt in love 😎 do you think it is beginner friendly as first bike? Cheers and thanx for your excellent review ✌️
As an ex East Londoner look forward to Pie n Mash night, Cheers Choppsy
Regarding preload adjustment, for the Tiger the manual says "Turn the spring preload adjuster clockwise towards the right hand side of the motorcycle to increase spring preload." So unless the manual is wrong, it's a case of lefty loosey for less preload and righty tighty for more preload! Should be able to prove which way it works by observing the spring length at each extreme - with the spring being shorter on max preload. I wish it was the other way because at fully anti-clockwise I found the suspension still rather unyielding on my test ride, but then I only weigh 14st! Hopefully it will soften a bit with use. Should be getting mine by the end of March.
Yes correct normally it is that way around, but observing the spring it was the other way around! Thats why I started winding right then saw it moving downwards, so then realised it was opposite.. bit of a weird one I agree 👍
@Lamb Chop Rides The spring does go downwards and get shorter as you increase preload - that's how preload works, but it doesn't make the shock shorter because the piston in the preload collar protrudes further. It then takes more weight to further compress the already pre-compressed spring, resulting in less suspension sag for any given load.
I test ride this from Webbs in Lincoln a few weeks ago and it’s a nice bike but lost out to a Honda CBR650R I test rode. Much quicker, more sporty and exciting than the Tiger Sport.
Also as a chunk chap I was surprised at how poor the screen was! At 6ft with the screen low I found a lot of wind hitting my shoulders and head and with it on the high setting all it did was move it up to the head only but make it way more turbulent
Surprisingly the CBR with its much lower sport screen and with a slightly forward sporty riding position gave more wind protection.
Don’t get me wrong the Tiger Sport 660 was a nice bike but I found it good but a bit dull whereas the Honda was very quick when worked and instantly as home on it despite the lightly sporty seating position and clip on bars and just Exciting in a way the Triumph wasn’t.
Thank you mr Rides! Honda should make one these with their CB650R.
When you say 0-60, I hear naughty60! He he!
I'm wondering if a final drive ratio change affects the speedo calibration - does the speedo signal come from the ABS? Out here in the wide open West I could see going to a somewhat higher final ratio.
Great bike, just need a 1200 version😆
Even a 900 would do. Doesn't the tracer 900 have around 125hp now. Could do with some competition
Sounds really nice with the stock can, looking for something in-between my fzr1000 exup and my BMW k100 tourer and think this will fit nicely
If Triumph can engineer such good bikes, surely they can find a way round using a dipstick in the 21st century. Nice review Chopsy.
Great review
Is it worth having a quick shifter?
This or Tracer?
If you can afford it is it worth going to BMW F900XR or Multistrada V2
Awesome review as always. Really like this bike but im Honda girl at heart. 🤔
I'm 6'1 tall, having 32" inseam. Concerning rider's comfort, especially the knee angle, would you go with the Tiger 850 Sport instead?
I am the same height as you are. A bit over 100 kg. I am not sure wich one to pick. Currently choosing between the tiger sport 660 and tiger sport 850. Have to testride both. I really like the multifunctional 850 (can do a little bit offroad) and the bit higher torque figure compared to the 660. I will use the bike mainly for commuting but I like the option of going on a gravelroad. Perhaps I answered my own question. For fun I have a nice Triumph Sprint RS 955i if I want to go fast.
Hopefully try one on Friday 11th 👍🏻
Hi buddy you have also riden the tiger 900. Looking at both of these ho do they compare in terms of power and performance as it’s only 13 bhp difference between them. What’s your thoughts on both and also considering Tracer9 GT what would you pick and why. 👍👍
Hi Chops,
About the brake pads mate an improvement on EBC on my CB1300 and are Brenbo SA better ?
The guy from MCN told me to go for SBS sinter as they have more feel than Brenbo SA pads, no need to do a brake pad review buddy lol.
By the way I'm 6'2" and 20 stone too cut out the sugar after Christmas and lost half a stone straight away, looking forward to the summer mate, its time they stopped grit salting the roads now.
Not a fan of dipsticks for checking the oil, but looks a good budget bike.
I wish they would offer this with a bigger engine as the previous 1050 tiger sport is a cracking bike.
"Not another gushing review" 😂 Chopsie trolling himself 🤣🤣
I want them to do this to the Street Triple platform.
Nice!
Give me a 130-150 hp version.
So, this vs Versys, Tracer 7 and V-Strom? Which would you choose?
7:58 my Speed Twin heated grips surely work wonders. My brohter also had the Trident and the Heatgrips really werent that good
Looks like a good bike
Great review. I was actually contemplating the heated grips accessory but after watching your video, I've made my mind up not to have this expensive option. In terms of performance, would you consider trading in a 2013 Triumph Street triple 675 for this Tiger Sport 660?
I did with a STR ‘15. No regrets here! Plenty of torque. It’s personal though, get yourself a test ride and decide for yourself.
Thanks.
The module for a triumph turn by turn gizmo sounds worthy to me ⚠️
It's not it doesn't connect very well and keeps losing the connection. The triumph app is not great but none of them are bmw or kawasaki. Better just having a NAV6 etc
How does it stack up to the king of that category, the verseys?
Handsome looking bike.
I saw a report on BBC News on YT Chopsie . I hadn't heard about those high windstorms destroying all the trees . It said Scotland usually got these storms but now they came down to Cambria.
Yes was very extremely windy, think a top wind speed of 120 mph was recorded on the Isle of white making it the highest wind speed ever recorded in the UK! Global warming at its best
Think you need to check the definition of Heifer, Chopsy. Overall its a cracking package of a bike.
Haha yeah realised that after I said it 😄
Undergeared: I always think it's a bit of a con. I don't like buzzy engines on the motorway. I guess I need a large capacity motor.
Excellent review, despite my lack of enthusiam for the bike.
change the sporocket ??
@@jonelvidge9191 That's an idea. But then it would lose its punch. Cubes!
Is this engine buzzy on the motorway? I can’t stand buzzy engines at motorway speeds. Which bike is not?
@@dry509 Most big capacity twins. My 1670cc MT-O1 is only doing 3,000 rpm at 130 kph / 81 mph in top.
@@user-sw2lv3zp6o Thanks for your reply. Not familiar with MT-01? Also do you include V-Twins in your big capacity twin category?
Great review as always, Chopsy! By the way, how much did Triumph pay you for this one? 😁😘
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Haha thanks 👍
Will there be an up spec version coming?
Well I am 6‘2 myself so my biggest concern is what bike does fit to the length of my legs. And having your age, your testing of bikes is very important to my decision which new bike I want to go for. So keep up doing these very informative videos. Cheers, have a nice Sunday and as always stay safe 👍😎🇩🇪. By the way I have a question: what kind of app you are using as a navigation on your iPhone and what is the part to put it on your motorcycle? I would appreciate your answer 🙋🏻♂️
I’m 6’3 and own this bike. Fit on it super comfortably.
Have you tried out the 1050 sport ?
Triumph needs to make the Tiger 900 look more like this.
How does this bike compare to the versys 650? It seems more powerful and torquier. If that's the case, I want one!