The Sport Flight Talon is a high-wing, pusher configuration single-engine, conventional landing gear homebuilt aircraft or ultralight aircraft, that was produced by Sport Flight Aviation of Sandy, Oregon in kit form for amateur construction.

The main improvements over the original Drifter include strut-braced wings with jury struts, flaps, streamlined baggage area, optional enclosed cockpit, wheel pants and brakes.

The addition of many options and extras over the basic Drifter design means that the Talon cannot be constructed in the US FAR 103 Ultralight Vehicles category, due to exceeding the maximum 254 lb (115 kg) category empty weight and must instead be registered as a homebuilt aircraft in the USA.

[1] The basic Talon design has been developed into a series of single and tandem two seaters, with varying powerplants.

[2][3][4][5] Data from Talon XP Preliminary Assembly Manual[9]General characteristics Performance