Vandemon Triumph Trident 660 Titanium Exhaust System TRIUMTRIDNT660EXHA

Triumph Trident 660 Titanium Exhaust System

The Triumph Trident 660 is an impressive motorcycle that exceeds expectations for its size. It deserves an exhaust system that not only looks great but also produces that iconic triple sound. To achieve this, we developed a full titanium exhaust. Instead of the restrictive catalytic converter, we replaced it with an unrestricted resonator, which helps eliminate high-frequency exhaust pitches. This setup gives the bike a deep, clean sound as the exhaust gases exit through the short straight-through silencer.

This exhaust system is a high-performance option made from Ti1 titanium. It is significantly lighter than the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) steel exhaust. This weight reduction enhances handling, acceleration, and stopping distances. Additionally, the exhaust improves mid-range torque and peak horsepower thanks to its excellent flow characteristics, which eliminate any restrictions.

"The surface finish is a natural brushed titanium finish that changes colour after one ride. It offers the advantage of being stain and corrosion-resistant, and it doesn't need polishing. Titanium dissipates heat twice as fast as steel and has high resistance to acid and salt."

Manufacture:

We at Vandemon use a closely guarded welding process that welds both sides of each joint, resulting in ultrasonically perfect welds.

Tuning:

Tuning to suit is recommended by a competent technician. 

• Material: Ti1 Titanium Headers & Cast Stainless Steel Spigots
• Muffler & Resonator Ti1 Titanium 
• Surface finish: Natural brushed
• Weight: TBA kg
  
• O2 sensor provision M12x1.25mm 
• Power TBA
• Noise: 97Db silencer in, 101Db Silencer out
• Application: Competition
• Won't meet emission standards 

IMPORTANT! Vandemon Exhaust systems are designed for performance and modest sound improvements. We at Vandemon do not try to meet noise emission standards because the end results would be no different than what your OEM exhaust can already achieve. Check with your country's governing body regarding noise emission standards, rules, and regulations.