Triumph Rocket III 2300 cc
Triumph has just unveiled in Texas, a month before the Paris Motor Show, the largest motorcycle ever produced in series: the Rocket III 2300 cc. A 142 hp cruiser available in France next spring.
Announced two years ago (read), the 2300 cc Triumph Rocket III cruiser has just been presented to the American dealers of the British brand gathered in San Antonio, Texas.
This 142 hp, 320 kg dry monster, anabolic cousin of a BMW R1200C or a Harley V-Rod, is driven by a 3-cylinder in the direction of the road equipped with pistons of … 101.6 mm in diameter! Taking its name from the 1960 BSA Rocket III powered by Triumph’s first 3-cylinder, the 2300 cc Rocket III takes over the front brake of the Daytona 955i, a dual lens similar to that of the Speed Triple and ergonomics based on that of Bonneville America.
It will be presented at the Paris Salon from September 26 to October 5 and should be marketed in France in spring 2004 at a price not yet communicated..
Technical characteristics (manufacturer data) |
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Engine | |
Type | Three-cylinder, liquid-cooled, dual overhead camshaft |
Displacement | 2.294 cm3 |
Bore / Stroke | 101.6mm x 94.3mm |
Compression ratio | 8.7 to 1 |
Food | Multipoint sequential injection |
Ignition | Digital induction type, by the injection ECU |
Transmission | |
Primary | By pinions |
Final | Acatene (gimbal) |
Clutch | Multi-discs in oil bath |
Gearbox | 5 reports |
Cycle part | |
Frame | Double thorn tubular steel |
Swinging arm | Double, steel |
Front wheel | Cast aluminum 5-stick, 17 x 3.5 |
Rear wheel | 5-Stick Cast Aluminum, 16 x 7.5 |
Front tire | 150/80 V 17 |
Rear tire | 240/50 R 16 |
Front suspension | 43mm inverted fork |
Suspension AR | Two chrome-plated handsets, adjustable in preload |
Front brakes | Dual 320mm floating discs with four-piston caliper |
Rear brakes | 316 mm disc with two piston caliper |
Dimensions | |
Length | 2,480 mm |
Handlebar width | 880 mm |
Height | 1,150 mm |
Saddle height | 740 mm |
Wheelbase | 1,690 mm |
Hunt | 32 ° / 152 mm |
Dry weight | 320 kg |
Tank | 25 liters |
Performances | |
Max power | 142 hp at 5,750 rpm |
Max torque | 200 Nm at 2,500 rpm |
Commercial information | |
Guarantee | 2 years, unlimited mileage |
Frequency of revisions | To confirm |
Price | To be confirmed (around € 19,000) |
Marketing | Spring 2004 |
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