1970
Triumph
Trident
- The 1970 Triumph Trident was the first Trident that looked like the Bonneville in that it had no Shoebox gas tank, boxy side covers or "Ray Gun" mufflers
- For a brief time, they were known as the World's Fastest Streetbike until the Honda 750-4 came out in late 1969
- The Trident was developed over a slow evolutionary process hopelessly outclassed, outgunned, out engineered and out spent by the Japanese Big-4
- The Trident was a bike with presence and had a unique look and sound and is a favorite with collectors, restorers and clubs
- This beautiful 1970 triple is a very good runner and is one of 27,000 built over the entire 8-year lifespan
Highlights
- The 1970 Triumph Trident was the first Trident that looked like the Bonneville in that it had no Shoebox gas tank, boxy side covers or "Ray Gun" mufflers
- For a brief time, they were known as the World's Fastest Streetbike until the Honda 750-4 came out in late 1969
- The Trident was developed over a slow evolutionary process hopelessly outclassed, outgunned, out engineered and out spent by the Japanese Big-4
- The Trident was a bike with presence and had a unique look and sound and is a favorite with collectors, restorers and clubs
- This beautiful 1970 triple is a very good runner and is one of 27,000 built over the entire 8-year lifespan
1970 Triumph
Trident
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