How much horsepower does a Triumph Rocket have?
In this version sold from year 2005 , the dry weight is 320.0 kg (705.5 pounds) and it is equiped with a In-line three, four-stroke motor. The engine produces a maximum peak output power of 142.00 HP (103.6 kW) @ 5750 RPM and a maximum torque of 200.00 Nm (20.4 kgf-m or 147.5 ft.lbs) @ 2500 RPM .
Why does my Triumph Rocket 3 make a noise?
If you’re the owner of an older model, though, you may experience a different noise than the normal Rocket 3 roar. Most riders have described this noise as paint can rattle, and it’s indicative of a problem that vexed Triumph owners in the early 2000s— a loosening Cam Chain Tensioner.
Is the Triumph Rocket 3 in the repair shop?
I received a message from a reader named Duane, who said his son bought a Triumph Rocket III last Spring, and that it has been in the repair… I received a message from a reader named Duane, who said his son bought a Triumph Rocket III last Spring, and that it has been in the repair shop more times than it’s been on the road.
When did the Triumph Rocket 3 pass Cat 3?
A first for Triumph – and the world – is that the Rocket III engine is three years ahead in terms of emissions. It’s the first engine to have passed the stringent Cat 3 European Emissions laws due to hit manufacturers hard in 2007. Basically, there are two catalytic converters in the exhaust collector box.
Is the Triumph Rocket III a cruising motorcycle?
The Rocket III Classic Tourer is a true cruising motorcycle, and one firmly focused on rider and passenger comfort.
If you’re the owner of an older model, though, you may experience a different noise than the normal Rocket 3 roar. Most riders have described this noise as paint can rattle, and it’s indicative of a problem that vexed Triumph owners in the early 2000s— a loosening Cam Chain Tensioner.
How big is the front brake on a Triumph Rocket?
Purloined directly from Triumph’s 955i, 320mm disks spinning at the front are clamped by 4-pot calipers. Out back, a single 2-puck caliper services one 316mm disk. The back brake is oversize by current standards and Triumph claims the rear is all that’s needed for hard stopping.
How many litres of fuel does a triumph rocket burn?
According to Triumph, test Rockets in the UK have collectively burned over 150,000 Litres of fuel and worn through some 6000 tires. That’s the equivalent of 3 continuous loops around the earth, sometimes testing 24 hours per day, 7 days a week.