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Britain’s Heavyweight Cruiser: The Triumph Rocket 3 R Contents Model Overview Specifications Features Photos Videos Links The enormous, heavyweight Rocket 3 cruiser has been a stable in the Triumph Motorcycles stable since it first rolled onto the scene in 2004. It’s big, bold, boisterous...

Best Cruiser/Bagger Motorcycle of 2020: Triumph Rocket 3 There was a lot of racket in the cruiser/bagger world this year, and this thing could’ve gone several ways. But we like a little performance with our cruisers, and it was Triumph’s audacious Rocket 3 that blasted off to the win. The...

2021 Triumph Rocket 3 GT: Laid-Back Riding With Even More Power Than Ever Before Contents Model Overview Specifications Features Photos Videos Links British motorcycle manufacturer, Triumph, has been building the Rocket 3 since 2004, but the current edition of this heavy-hitting...

A Big Bike for a Big Market The Indian market is dominated by smaller displacement bikes, but the Triumph Rocket 3 GT is not a small-displacement machine, and Triumph just launched it in India. The bike was known to be going to India and other markets around the world, The Rocket 3 R hit the...

Holy of moleys, the miracle isn’t that the VMax is still around, but that Yamaha wants to sell you one for $1501 less than in 2010 – a deflationary $17,999. The Triumph Rocket III of yore could’ve been yours for just $13,999. The reinvented 2020 Rocket 3 has much more kept up with inflation, but...

A True Muscle Bike Triumph claimed the new Rocket 3 could do a 0-60 mph run in about three seconds or just under. Well, in recent testing reported on by Motorcycle News, the bike managed to sprint from a standstill to 60 mph in just 2.73 seconds, which is insanely quick. The company recently...

2020 Triumph Rocket 3 R and GT Editor Score: 92.75% Engine 18.5/20 Suspension/Handling 13.5/15 Transmission/Clutch 9.0/10 Brakes 9.5/10 Instruments/Controls 4.75/5 Ergonomics/Comfort 9.5/10 Appearance/Quality 9.5/10 Desirability 9.5/10 Value 9.0/10 Overall Score...

Power Doesn’t Come Cheap The Triumph Rocket 3 is one of the more highly anticipated motorcycles of 2020. The bike has the largest engine put in a production motorcycle at 2,500cc. The bike makes a whopping 165 hp and 163 lb-ft of torque. While much of the bike’s info was previously disclosed...

Take Your Powerful Rocket 3 for a Tour Triumph has two new versions of the Rocket 3. There’s the R and the GT. The GT, as you might expect, is more of a touring bike. To help make it easier for the company’s new bike to be toured by its endearing riders, an accessories line has been released...

Here’s a Look at What’s Coming We’ve already reported on the TFC version of the Triumph Rocket 3. Now we have some more insight on the production version of the bike. This version won’t be quite as special as the TFC one, but it’ll still pack gobs of torque, plenty of power and most of what...

Only 25 limited-edition 2.5-litre Triumph Rocket 3 TFC (Triumph Factory Custom) models will be coming to Australia, but you better be quick. Triumph Motorcycles Australia spokesman Dale McBride says they have had “massive interest and most deposits already down for a chance to own the special...

These stunningly beautiful Thruxton and Rocket TFC (Triumph Factory Custom) models are the first of a new line of limited-edition motorcycles from the British manufacturer. Only 750 numbered models of each will be made worldwide when they are launched on May 1, 2019. The Rocket TFC is based on...