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Triumph Rocket 3 GT

INTRODUCTION

The Triumph Rocket 3 GT is the flagship touring model of the Triumph which comes mated with an astonishing 2500cc engine with Class-defining triple performance from the largest production motorcycle engine in the world. When we talk about the muscular motorcycles this one is the Arnold among the bikes due to sheer size and road presence. It is also equipped with back rest and cruising seats for more comfort. The Triumph Rocket 3 GT is powered by a 2500 cc worlds powerful engine. Come let’s take a look at its specifications.

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KEY SPECIFICATIONS

DISPLACEMENT

2458cc

MILEAGE

8-13km/l

POWER

167PS @ 6,000rpm

TORQUE

221N.m @ 4,000rpm

FUEL SYSTEM

Ride by wire Fi

TANK CAPACITY

18 liters

REAR SUSPENSION

Showa piggyback reservoir

DRY WEIGHT

294Kg

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SPECIAL FEATURES

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CLASS FINISHING & DETAILING
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FOLDING FOOTREST
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EXTENDED FLY SCREEN
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HEATED GRIPS
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TWIN LED-HEADLIGHTS
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20-SPOKE WHEELS
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ADJUSTABLE PILLION BACKREST
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ADJUSTABLE ERGONOMICS
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INTERNALLY WIRED HANDLEBARS
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SHOWA SUSPENSION
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RIDE BY WIRE
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TORQUE ASSIST CLUTCH

Full Specifications

City 6-8km/l
Highway 8-13km/l
Speedometer Digital
Tachometer Digital
Tripmeter Yes
Fuel Gauge Yes
Low Fuel Indicator Yes
Low Battery Indicator No
Low Oil Indicator No
Start Type Electric
Clock Yes
Pass Light Yes
ABS Optimised cornering ABS
Frame Full aluminium frame
Swingarm Single-sided, cast aluminium
Front Suspension Showa 47mm upside-down 1 1 cartridge front forks, compression and rebound adjuster. 120mm travel
Rear Suspension Fully adjustable Showa piggyback reservoir RSU with remote hydraulic preload adjuster, 107mm rear wheel travel.
Tyres (F) 17 x 3.5in cast aluminium, 150/80 R17 V
Tyres (R) 16 x 7.5in cast aluminium, 240/50 R16 V
Brakes (F) Dual 320mm discs, Brembo M4.30 Stylema® 4-piston radial monobloc calipers, Cornering ABS
Brakes (R) Single 300mm disc, Brembo M4.32 4-piston monobloc caliper, Cornering ABS
Width Handlebars 886mm
Height Without Mirror 1066mm
Seat Height 750mm
Wheelbase 1677mm
Rake 27.9 º
Trail 134.9mm
Dry Weight 294kg
Tank Capacity 18l
Head Lamp LED
Engine Type Inline 3-cylinder, water-cooled, DOHC
Displacement 2458cc
Power 167PS @ 6,000rpm
Torque 221Nm @ 4,000rpm
Bore x Stroke 110.2mm x 85.9mm
Compression Ratio 10.8:1
Fuel Supply Ride-by-Wire, fuel injected
Clutch Wet, multi-plate hydraulically operated, torque assist
Gearbox 6 speed

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TRIUMPH ROCKET 3 GT OVERVIEW

Triumph Rocket 3 GT is a cruiser bike available in India. It is powered by a 2458cc BS6 engine with astonishing performance and presence, incredible comfort, and laid-back cruiser riding capability. with both front and rear disc brakes, Triumph Rocket 3 GT comes up with an anti-locking braking system. This Superbike weighs 294 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 18 liters.

While the R variant is the sportier of the two, GT is the more touring-focused trim with certain differences over the former. It gets a taller windscreen, a swept-back handlebar, a cushier seat, adjustable forward-set footpegs, and a pillion backrest for added comfort over the R model. The GT iteration also boasts diamond-cut alloy wheels and comes in different color options.

The new Rocket 3 GT is also more modern in terms of electronics than its predecessor. The twin-pod, semi-analog instrument cluster has been replaced by a full-color TFT display which can be paired with a smartphone via Bluetooth. Furthermore, it features gizmos like traction control, cornering ABS, hill-hold control, and four riding modes (Rain, Road, Sport, and Rider-Configurable mode).

Triumph Rocket 3 GT is propelled by a 2458cc, inline three-cylinder engine that churns out 167bhp and 221Nm of torque which is the highest ever from a production bike. In terms of cycle parts, it comes equipped with inverted forks and a mono-shock sourced from Showa, while Brembo brakes bring the bike to a halt.

Triumph’s Rocket 3 has held the title of being the largest displacement production motorcycle ever built. And the latest version of the bike retains this crown with an even larger powerplant over its predecessor. It is available in 3 colors – Phantom Black, Black (Special edition), and Silver Ice and Storm Gray. Ex-Showroom Price starts from Rs. 20,50,000.

TRIUMPH ROCKET 3 GT VERDICT

PROS

  • Comfortable back rest
  • Gets top-spec electronics
  • Powerful engine

CONS

  • Limited service reach
  • Priced quite high
  • Quite heavy at 294 kgs

LIST OF ALL TRIUMPH BIKES

Triumph-Rocket-3-GT

ROCKET 3 GT

Displacement – 2458cc
Mileage – 8-13km/l
Power – 167PS @ 6,000rpm
Torque – 221Nm @ 4,000rpm
Price – Rs 2050000 Onwards

Triumph-Rocket-3r

ROCKET 3 R

Displacement – 2458cc
Mileage – 9-13km/l
Power – 167PS @ 6,000rpm
Torque – 221Nm @ 4,000rpm
Price – Rs 1990000 Onwards

Triumph-Tiger-900-Rally-Pro

TIGER 900 RALLY PRO

Displacement – 888cc
Mileage – 20-24km/l
Power – 95.2PS @ 8,750rpm
Torque – 87N.m @ 7,250rpm
Price – Rs 1550000 Onwards

Triumph-Tiger-900-Rally

TIGER 900 Rally

Displacement – 888cc
Mileage – 20-24km/l
Power – 95.2PS @ 8,750rpm
Torque – 87N.m @ 7,250rpm
Price – Rs 1435000 Onwards

Triumph-Tiger-900-GT

TIGER 900 GT

Displacement – 888cc
Mileage – 20-24km/l
Power – 95.2PS @ 8,750rpm
Torque – 87N.m @ 7,250rpm
Price – Rs 1370000 Onwards

Triumph-Bonneville-Bobber

BONNEVILLE BOBBER

Displacement – 1200cc
Mileage – 23-28km/l
Power – 78PS @ 6,100rpm
Torque – 106Nm @ 4,000prm
Price – Rs 1225000 Onwards

TRIUMPH TIGER 850 SPORT

TIGER 850 SPORT

Displacement – 888cc
Mileage – 20-24km/l
Power – 85PS @ 8,500rpm
Torque – 82N.m @ 6,500rpm
Price – Rs 1195000 Onwards

Triumph-Bonneville-Speedmaster

BONNEVILLE SPEEDMASTER

Displacement – 1200cc
Mileage – 23-28km/l
Power – 78.4PS @ 6,250rpm
Torque – 107Nm @ 4,000prm
Price – Rs 1175000 Onwards

Triumph-Street-Triple-RS

STREET TRIPLE RS

Displacement – 765cc
Mileage – 16-19km/l
Power – 123PS @ 11,750rpm
Torque – 79Nm @ 9,350rpm
Price – Rs 1161000 Onwards

Triumph-Speed-Twin

SPEED TWIN

Displacement – 1200cc
Mileage – 23-28km/l
Power – 100PS @ 7,250rpm
Torque – 112Nm @ 4,250prm
Price – Rs 1099000 Onwards

Triumph-Bonneville-T120

BONNEVILLE T120

Displacement – 1200cc
Mileage – 23-28km/l
Power – 79.1PS @ 6,550rpm
Torque – 104Nm @ 2,970prm
Price – Rs 1099000 Onwards

Triumph-Bonneville-T120-Black

BONNEVILLE T120 BLACK

Displacement – 1200cc
Mileage – 23-28km/l
Power – 79.1PS @ 6,550rpm
Torque – 104Nm @ 2,970prm
Price – Rs 1099000 Onwards

Triumph-Bonneville-T100

BONNEVILLE T100

Displacement – 900cc
Mileage – 28-32km/l
Power – 54.3PS @ 5,900rpm
Torque – 80N.m @ 3,200rpm
Price – Rs 949000 Onwards

Triumph-Street-Srambler

STREET SCRAMBLER

Displacement – 900cc
Mileage – 23-26km/l
Power – 65PS @ 7,250rpm
Torque – 80N.m @ 3,250rpm
Price – Rs 935000 Onwards

Triumph-Street-Triple-R

STREET TRIPLE R

Displacement – 765cc
Mileage – 16-19km/l
Power – 118PS @ 12,000rpm
Torque – 79Nm @ 9,350rpm
Price – Rs 915000 Onwards

Triumph-Street-Twin

STREET TWIN

Displacement – 900cc
Mileage – 23-26km/l
Power – 65.9PS @ 7,500rpm
Torque – 80Nm @ 3,700prm
Price – Rs 825000 Onwards

Triumph-Trident-660

TRIDENT 660

Displacement – 660cc
Mileage – 18-22km/l
Power – 81PS @ 10,250rpm
Torque – 64Nm @ 6,250rpm
Price – Rs 695000 Onwards

About TRIUMPH BIKES

Triumph as per the word meaning is achievement and actually it is because Triumph Motorcycles Ltd is the largest British motorcycle manufacturer. Established in 1983 and during this time period they had created their own brand recognition and name among motorcycle enthusiasts. Their model lineup consists of diverse types from cruisers to racing models and street classics to pure off roaders. Triumph Motorcycles India have a CKD assembly facility in Haryana which currently produces lower displacement models while the bigger models continues to be imported as CBUs.

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