Triumph Rocket 3 R
The Triumph Rocket 3 was first introduced in 2004, featuring the world's largest production motorcycle engine at 2,294cc inline-three. The second generation Rocket 3 R (and GT) was launched in 2020 with a new 2,458cc engine, shedding significant weight over its predecessor while dramatically increasing power and torque. It remains iconic for holding the title of the largest displacement production motorcycle engine in the world, making it a flagship halo model for Triumph.
167 hp
Power
221 Nm
Torque
291 kg
Weight
Approximately 200 km/h (limited)
Top Speed
Approximately 7.5–9.0 L/100km (real-world average)
Fuel
Naked
Body
What Buyers Should Know
World's Largest Engine
The Rocket 3 R packs a massive 2,458cc inline-three engine — the largest displacement production motorcycle engine ever made. This gives it a record-breaking 221 Nm of torque, making low-speed pulling power effortless.
Strong Resale Value
The Rocket 3 R holds its value exceptionally well due to its niche status and limited competition in the market. Used examples typically retain 75-85% of their value after the first two years.
Watch the Cooling System
Some owners report the liquid-cooled engine running warm in slow stop-and-go traffic, so ensure cooling fans and hoses are in good condition on used models. Budget for regular coolant flushes as part of routine maintenance.
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