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    Discontinued on Jan, 2019

    Triumph Rocket III

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    Rs.20,00,000*
    Last recorded price in 2019 Select City
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    Triumph Rocket III Price

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    Rocket III STD
    225 kmph15 Kmpl2294 cc
    DISCONTINUED
    20,00,000 

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    Triumph Rocket III Key Specs & Features

    Engine2294 cc
    Power148 PS
    Torque221 Nm
    Mileage15 Kmpl
    BrakesDouble Disc
    Tyre TypeTubeless
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    Overview

    Triumph Rocket III is one of the biggest production bike which is not easily affordable nor is it easy to be handled. The most striking feature of this motorcycle is the loads of power under the hood. This bike was first launched in 2004 and it managed to remain one of the most acquisitive and strong bike on Earth.

    The manufacturer configured it with muscular 2,294cc, in-line three cylinder , liquid-cooled engine mated to five-speed constant mesh gearbox. It pumps out a maximum power of 145.5bhp at 5,750 RPM with a peak torque of 221 Nm at 2,750 RPM. It comes with a good braking system that consists of 320mm disc brakes aided with Nissin four piston callipers at front and 316mm single disc brake with Brembo twin piston calliper at the rear end. The company also equipped it with an Anti-Lock Braking system (ABS) which offers more accuracy to the braking tasks. Moreover, it has furnished with good suspension setup which comprises of a Kayaba upside down forks at the front and five-step adjustable Kayaba twin shock absorbers at the rear.

    The front profile of this motorcycle looks even more amazing with its twin rounded headlamps which provide it a macho look. The fuel tank of the bike is sharply designed that makes it look even more durable and provides an upright riding position to the rider along with the highly raised handlebar. The step-up seat is well-padded and offers comfort even during the long rides. The manufacturer used a lot of chrome in this bike which consists of rear view mirrors, handlebar weights, headlight casing, exhaust and rear side body panels. It comes with overall dimensions of 2500 mm in length, 970 mm in width, 1165 mm in height along with a wheelbase of 1695 mm and has ground clearance of 140 mm. The fuel tank of this bike has a fuel capacity of 24 liters. The instrument console of the bike is fully digital, which displays plenty information of an analogue speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge and digital tripmeter.

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    Design

    The body design of this bike makes it look like a monster. The front section of this bike equipped with two plain and two simple rounded headlamps, whereas the front fender of the bike has some chrome elements which makes it look even more attractive and decent. Besides this, manufacturer used a lot of chrome in this bike which comprises of rear view mirrors, handlebar weights, instrument console casing, headlight casing, engine section, exhaust and rear side body panels.

    The bike comes with a huge fuel tank that sits tall and gives an upright riding position to the rider, while the remaining part of providing a good riding posture and handling done by high rise handlebars. Furthermore, it is furnished with a sporty and thickly cushioned seat which offers a high level of comfort to the rider as well as the pillion. At the rear, the three-into-one-into-two chromed plated silencers look amazing and throws out high-decibel thumping exhaust notes. The rear fender flows down till exhaust and comes mounted with a stylish tail lamp and clear lens turn blinkers.

    Bolted on a tubular steel, twin spine frame, the bike has overall body dimension i.e. 2500 mm in length, 970 mm in width, 1165 mm in height along with a wheelbase of 1695 mm and ground clearance of 140 mm which give it a mean and monstrous demeanor. It has a huge fuel tank which can store 24 liters at a time. The total dry and kerb weight of the bike are 334 kg and 367 kg respectively.

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    Features

    The manufacturing company equipped with a powerful set of disc brakes of Nissin and Brembo brake callipers at the front and rear respectively which provides an exceptional stopping power. Besides this, the company also offers it with an Anti-lock Braking System that makes it braking even more meticulous and secure. Moreover, it comes with a sound suspension system that consists of Kayaba upside down forks at the front and Kayaba twin spring shock absorbers at the rear. All the above features makes the bike more loyal and authentic cruiser bike.

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    Engine, Mileage & Performance

    Triumph Rocket III is one of the bike which gets the biggest production motorcycle power plant on the earth that displaces 2,294cc. It comes with liquid-cooled, four-stroke, in-line three cylinder motor that develops a maximum power of 145.5bhp at 5,750 RPM with an earth breaking torque of 221 Nm at 2,750 RPM. Apart from this, the bike mated to a five-speed transmission and uses wet multiplate clutch assembly. To provide an excellent crisp throttle response and butter-smooth power, the manufacturer configured it with a multipoint sequential electronic fuel injection system.

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    Handling & Ride Quality

    This motorcycle moves proudly on 150/80 R17 front and 240/50 R16 rear tubeless tyres with sturdy alloy wheels. The tubeless tyres of the bike provides a better bite along with convenience in case of a puncture that reduces the chances of accident. Furthermore, it is well furnished with a set of powerful twin 320mm disc brakes with Nissin four piston calliper at the front and single 316mm disc brake with Brembo twin piston calliper at the rear which provides a fierce stopping power. The bike also equipped with a high performance ABS unit that promises to provide a superb stability in harsh braking conditions. Besides this, the bike comes with a suspension set-up which consists of Kayaba upside down forks upfront and Kayaba black spring twin shocks with 5 position adjustable pre-load at the rear end that ensures a smooth, handy and comfortable ride.

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    Pros & Cons

    Good Things

    • Largest Capacity Production Motorcycle on Planet Superb Acceleration High-end Braking and Suspension system

    Could Be Better

    • Maintenance due to limited service centres in India Pricey Bulky and Heavy

    Triumph Rocket III User Reviews

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      The Triumph Rocket III is a true powerhouse on two wheels. With its massive 2,500cc engine and jaw-dropping acceleration, it delivers an adrenaline-pumping experience like no other. Its agile handling defies its size, while its striking design turns heads wherever it goes. If you're seeking a motorcycle that combines brute force with impeccable style, the Rocket III is a force to be reckoned with.
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      Sound is excellent,looks are killer, wherever you go you will get special attention from this bike.
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      Is it really as low as 3L or is that a Typo However this bike looks great and tough compitation to Harley The bike is what will turn heads when driving but the interior is what will make you fall in love with the bike and that too for such a low cost
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    Triumph Rocket III Mileage

    The ARAI claimed mileage of Triumph Rocket III is 15 Kmpl. This is the claimed mileage for all variants.

    Fuel TypeARAI Mileage
    Petrol15 Kmpl

    Triumph Rocket III Specifications

    Engine and Transmission

    Displacement2294 cc
    Engine Type
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    Liquid-Cooled, DOHC, In-line 3-Cylinder
    Number Of Cylinders
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    3
    Valves (per cylinder)
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    4
    Fuel TypePetrol
    Max Power148 PS @ 5,750 rpm
    Max Torque
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    221 Nm @ 2750 rpm
    Claimed Top Speed225 kmph
    Supply SystemFuel Injection
    Starting System
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    Self Start Only
    Cooling System
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    Liquid Cooled
    Bore
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    101.6 mm
    Stroke
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    94.3 mm
    Compression Ratio
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    NA
    IgnitionDigital CDI
    Drive Type
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    Shaft Drive
    Transmission TypeManual
    Clutch
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    Wet, Multi-Plate
    Gearbox
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    5 Speed
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    Features

    Headlight55/60 W
    Projector HeadlightNo
    TaillightLED
    Pilot LampsNo
    Instrument Console Type
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    Analogue and Digital
    Bluetooth ConnectivityNo
    TachometerAnalogue
    Speedometer
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    Analogue
    Odometer
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    Digital
    ClockYes
    Distance To EmptyYes
    Average Fuel Economy IndicatorYes
    Fuel GaugeDigital
    Pass Beam SwitchYes
    Body Graphics
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    No
    Carry HookNo
    Passenger BackrestNo
    ABS TypeDual Channel
    Seat TypeSplit
    Stepup SeatYes
    Rear Footpegs
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    Yes
    Underseat StorageNo
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    Mileage and Performance

    ARAI Mileage15 Kmpl
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    Chassis and Suspension

    Body TypeCruiser Bikes
    Frame TypeTubular Steel, Twin Spine
    Front SuspensionKYB 43mm upside down forks
    Rear SuspensionKYB black spring twin shocks with 5 position
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    Tyres and Brakes

    Tyre TypeTubeless
    Radial TyreYes
    Wheel TypeAlloy
    Wheel SizeFront :-17 inch Rear :-16 inch
    Tyre SizeFront :-150/80-17 Rear :-240/50-16
    Front BrakeDisc
    Front Brake Size
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    320 mm, Disc
    Rear BrakeDisc
    Rear Brake Size
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    316 mm
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    Riding Position and Seating

    Seat TypeSplit
    Rear Footpegs
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    Yes
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    Dimensions and Capacity

    Length2500 mm
    Width
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    970 mm
    Height1165 mm
    Wheelbase1695 mm
    Ground Clearance140 mm
    Seat Height750 mm
    Underseat StorageNo
    Fuel Tank Capacity24 Ltrs
    Fuel Tank Reserve Capacity4 Ltrs
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    Warranty and Service

    Vehicle Warranty2 Years or Km
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    Triumph Rocket III Latest Updates

    Triumph has unveiled the Rocket TFC Concept which comes with a host of premium components. It features a carbon fibre front fender, flyscreen and heel guards. There’s carbon fibre trim on the fuel tank and exhaust too. The instrument cluster is carried over from the Scrambler 1200, and comes with Bluetooth and GoPro connectivity. The bike is powered by an all-new 2500cc inline-triple motor which reportedly churns out 182PS of power and 230Nm of torque. All that power is transferred to the rear wheel via a shaft drive mounted on a new single-sided swingarm.

    Suspension bits include adjustable inverted forks up front and a monoshock at the rear. This power cruiser comes to a halt using dual discs up front with Brembo radial calipers and a Brembo caliper at the rear as well.

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