Triumph Rocket III Roadster is now discontinued in India.
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Triumph Rocket III Roadster Summary
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Price
₹ 21,74,654
Mileage
17 kmpl
Colours
Phantom Black
Matte Phantom Black
About Rocket III Roadster
The Triumph Rocket III is the largest production motorcycle from the iconic British bike maker. Launched for the global markets in late 2004, it was brought to the Indian market in its latest avatar late last year as a part of Triumph’s presence in India. The Rocket III is named after the BSA Rocket 3 which in turn was also called the Triumph Trident.
The Triumph Rocket III is the largest production motorcycle from the iconic British bike maker. Launched for the global markets in late 2004, it was brought to the Indian market in its latest avatar late last year as a part of Triumph’s presence in India. The Rocket III is named after the BSA Rocket 3 which in turn was also called the Triumph Trident.
The Rocket III’s most noticeable feature is its massive size. The rider sits behind most of the engine into a seat that sinks low into the overall design. There is decent amounts of chrome all over including the twin pod instrument gauge as well as the 3X1 dual exhaust pipes to give the bike a premium feel.
The Rocket III is powered by a 2.3-litre three-cylinder engine that produces 146bhp and 221Nm of torque. It has been mated to a five-speed sequential gearbox which sends power to the rear wheel via shaft drive. It is underpinned by a tubular steel chassis with USD forks in front and five-way adjustable twin spring shocks for the rear. Stopping power for such massive machine comes courtesy 320mm dual floating discs in front and a single piece unit 316mm unit in the rear.
Triumph Rocket III Roadster Price - ₹ 21,74,654 onwards (Ex-showroom, Mumbai). It is available in 1 version - Standard. See price of Rocket III Roadster in top cities: Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune and Surat.
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1.Price was high!.2.Riding exp. Too love !3. Look is more than awesome!.4.Maintenance good!!!.5.Great !6.Riding time was i'm really feel the ride and enjoy!!.7.Easy to pick up!.8.But eng.Cc great!9.Mileage is really poor!.10.Weight too weight !. But that was great !.11
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