The one I already own and do everything else on. Any sport-tourer with quality OEM hard cases (which this Triumph seems to have available, and it looks like they're made by Givi) would do, really, provided it has enough carrying capacity, is nimble enough for your expected traffic situations, and isn't some garage princess that you'd be devastated if it got knocked over in a parking lot.
@@RemboUSMC You really need to check the stats...... Versy is ok.... Far from great, as its more geared for off road. So, cant compare with the street tiger = The Tiger is Great street sport.
I own the blue version and absolutely love it. I'm 6' tall so I replaced the screen with a taller one and it works a lot better. The optional hard saddlebags are awesome and fit my full face helmet.I am considering getting the optional quick shifter. 2,400 miles on it so far and absolutely no issues with mine.
Hi mate, to warm up the tires, have to acelerate and brake..... Zig zag is for clean the shoulder of the tire doesn't worm up the composite.. Bye, thank you for the video, i love that little 660
Forget the bike. I was gazing at the blue helmet. I kept mine on the ground once only to realise that ants made way into the helmet 🤣.Cornering Abs as standard and Cruise Control as an option. At USD12785 here in India not something much to ask for. The only thing I love is the three cylinder engine. Plus the plastic quality used is questionable. Reminds me. My F900XR request is long due 🙂.
SO where are You, in Florida? [ I'm looking at the street signs, but have no clue.] I got my 2022 Red at Cycles of Jacksonville on Atlantic blvd. EDIT: Ahhhhh. FT Lauderdale!
Just use metric measurements all the time none of that BS lbs and inches and miles and gallons etc, stuff the people in the USA if they dont know what it is.
Triumph is not really known as a problem brand. Their bikes are pretty solid. I had a 2010 Street Triple for 4 years with no problems whatsoever. I now ride a 2016 Tiger Sport. I admit I am no fan of the front suspension on that one with my wheight, but after changing springs , it turns out to be a fantastic ride.I can understand you are not a fan of the brand but I don't think it is fair to state they have a lot of problems, because they just don't and are not known for it. I am sorry for your friends problems, but please do not generalise that.
Every motorcycle manufacturer will have a small percentage of defects from their products and it depends on your luck on which batch of the products they produce that you received. Even a BMW gs or gsa will have some problems too. That's why warranties exist in the first place.
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What is the best commuting motorcycle in your opinion?
The one I already own and do everything else on. Any sport-tourer with quality OEM hard cases (which this Triumph seems to have available, and it looks like they're made by Givi) would do, really, provided it has enough carrying capacity, is nimble enough for your expected traffic situations, and isn't some garage princess that you'd be devastated if it got knocked over in a parking lot.
Versys 650 and it's not even close.
@@ferociousfrankie I can see that argument. The Versys 650 is a great motorycle.
Tiger is Top of This Class.
@@RemboUSMC You really need to check the stats...... Versy is ok.... Far from great, as its more geared for off road. So, cant compare with the street tiger = The Tiger is Great street sport.
I own the blue version and absolutely love it. I'm 6' tall so I replaced the screen with a taller one and it works a lot better. The optional hard saddlebags are awesome and fit my full face helmet.I am considering getting the optional quick shifter. 2,400 miles on it so far and absolutely no issues with mine.
Thanks for sharing
I just picked up a blue last Saturday and love it. What wind screen did you get?
could you please say what model of the screen did u buy?
Get the quickshifter - it is brilliant on this bike. Love my 660 Sport, perfect for the UK roads.
I really did love this bike.
Hi mate, to warm up the tires, have to acelerate and brake..... Zig zag is for clean the shoulder of the tire doesn't worm up the composite.. Bye, thank you for the video, i love that little 660
Good to know!
Forget the bike. I was gazing at the blue helmet. I kept mine on the ground once only to realise that ants made way into the helmet 🤣.Cornering Abs as standard and Cruise Control as an option. At USD12785 here in India not something much to ask for. The only thing I love is the three cylinder engine. Plus the plastic quality used is questionable. Reminds me. My F900XR request is long due 🙂.
More than once I found ants in my helmet
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
A real beauty!!! Do you think it is beginner friendly? Looking for my first bike for commuting and some trips. Thanx 👍
Yes, absolutely
SO where are You, in Florida? [ I'm looking at the street signs, but have no clue.] I got my 2022 Red at Cycles of Jacksonville on Atlantic blvd. EDIT: Ahhhhh. FT Lauderdale!
Have you tested the Trident?
Yes and I loved it. I did a review too which is posted on this channel.
I got mine...She is bad Ass!
Enjoy!!
@@RemboUSMC I am! Going to be taking CC trips.
A Yamaha Tmax 500 or 530. (Don't laugh, they really fly)
Great bikes!
Just use metric measurements all the time none of that BS lbs and inches and miles and gallons etc, stuff the people in the USA if they dont know what it is.
In case you didn't notice he is in the US, should just use lbs and inches, none of that metric BS.
Honda NC700 X DCT with a top box. No, I don't own one.
I rode one of those in Italy and liked it, but not as much as this tiger sport 660
don't really like triumph and have a lot of problems
What type of problems and which model?
@@RemboUSMC electronics problems speed triple a friend of mine got rid of it nothing but problems
@@bertgerits7940 Thank you for sharing that information.
Triumph is not really known as a problem brand. Their bikes are pretty solid. I had a 2010 Street Triple for 4 years with no problems whatsoever. I now ride a 2016 Tiger Sport. I admit I am no fan of the front suspension on that one with my wheight, but after changing springs , it turns out to be a fantastic ride.I can understand you are not a fan of the brand but I don't think it is fair to state they have a lot of problems, because they just don't and are not known for it. I am sorry for your friends problems, but please do not generalise that.
Every motorcycle manufacturer will have a small percentage of defects from their products and it depends on your luck on which batch of the products they produce that you received. Even a BMW gs or gsa will have some problems too. That's why warranties exist in the first place.