The biggest let down of this bike is the suspension its just too horrible on our roads in blighty, I need to think about changing the rear shock. Its rock hard and the buke judders too much over some of the roads I travel down. it has a slight tendency to just suddenly drop when exiting a side road slowly, almost caught me out, but now Im use to it. The gear shift when changing down feels very wooden, again Im use to that sensation. The ergonomics of the gear shift and the rear brake lever is much to be desired, They seem too far inboard and don't lend themselves to be in an ideal position. I find the mirrors to be good, As for bar end mirrors.. No thanks. The exhaust is loud enough for me. Don't want anything more noisier. On cold start ups the cam chain rattles for a few minutes then quietens down. The silly dip stick should of been relegated to the past. Why not a sight glass so much easier. Apart from those real world criticisms, the bike is fun to ride and so far its been reliable, so no complaints there.

Awesome review. I plan on buying in January or February. this will be my first bike. I'm very excited!!!

That traffic is terrifying, lol😅

My wife loves her Trident. Compared side-by-side with her other bike which she commutes to work on, the CFmoto 700 CL-X, it's actually smaller. In fact, it feels a lot like the GSXR400RR that I used to own when I was younger.

Nice review! Btw, my height is the same as yours at 6'. Were there any uncomfortable points on the bike, being a tall rider? I'm looking to upgrade and get this bike. But I'm worried if it's too small for me. It's either this or CB650R(downside is cable throttle, so no up+down quickshifter. Trident has that option so it's perfect)

not 69c but 81hp 😅

Hi Sir..is this bike comes with slipper clutch?

Not to mention it looks sexy af😮‍💨😮‍💨