Triumph Rocket 3
The Triumph Rocket 3 has a top speed of 209 km/h, produces 167 hp and weighs 291 kg. Motoryk rates it 8.5/10.
O Triumph Rocket III foi lançado em 2004 como um cruzador histórico com o maior motor de motocicleta de produção do mundo, com 2.294 cc e três cilindros em linha. Ele foi reformulado em 2020 como Rocket 3 R e Rocket 3 GT com um novo motor de 2.458 cc, perdendo peso significativo e aumentando a potência e o torque. Ele continua notável por deter o recorde do maior motor de motocicleta de produção de cilindrada já feito e por oferecer os melhores números de torque da classe.
167 hp
Poder
221 Nm
Torque
291 kg
Peso
209 km/h
Velocidade máxima
7.5–9.5 L/100km (typical real-world average)
Combustível
Nua
Corpo
🔧 Service Schedule & Parts
Affiliate · we may earn| Service item | Every | Typical cost | Parts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🛢️ Engine oil + oil filter | 16,000 km / 10,000 mi or 12 mo | $60-100 | 🛢️ Buy → ⚙️ Buy → |
| 🌬️ Air filter | 16,000 km / 10,000 mi | — | 🌬️ Buy → |
| ⚡ Spark plugs | 16,000 km / 10,000 mi | — | ⚡ Buy → |
| 🔧 Valve clearance check | 32,000 km / 20,000 mi | $400-700 | |
| 🔗 Chain & sprockets | no chain - shaft drive km (replace) | $0 | 🔗 Buy → |
| 🛑 Brake pads | 20000-30000 km | $60-120 | 🛑 Buy → |
| 💧 Brake fluid | 16,000 km / 10,000 mi or 2 yr | — | |
| 🧊 Coolant | 32,000 km / 20,000 mi | — | |
| 🛞 Tires | 12000-20000 km | $300-500 | 🛞 Buy → |
| 🔩 Major service | 32,000 km / 20,000 mi | $500-900 |
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O que os compradores devem saber
World's Largest Engine
The Rocket 3 boasts a 2,500cc inline-three engine — the largest displacement engine ever fitted to a production motorcycle. This massive powerplant produces 167 lb-ft of torque, making it a genuine torque king.
Watch the Electronics
Early Gen 3 models (2020-2022) have reported occasional throttle-by-wire glitches and ABS sensor faults — always check for outstanding Triumph service bulletins before buying used. A dealer service history is a strong green flag.
Strong Resale Value
The Rocket 3 holds its value exceptionally well due to its niche status and limited production numbers, typically retaining 75-85% of its value after two years. Low-mileage examples are especially sought after in the used market.
Gerações e especificações por ano
Motor triplo em linha original de 2294 cc, estilo clássico de cruzeiro, primeiros modelos carburados e introduzida a injeção de combustível.
"O motor mais escandaloso já aparafusado a uma motocicleta."
Nada prepara você para aquela batida de 221 Nm quase acima da marcha lenta — ela não acelera até a potência, ela simplesmente arrasta a terra em sua direção a partir de 2.000 rpm, e os pilotos iniciantes costumam dar uma surra e se arrepender imediatamente. O triplo de 2294 cc é genuinamente um dos grandes eventos mecânicos do motociclismo moderno, soando como um continente mudando e puxando como um trem de carga, independentemente da marcha. Dito isso, 320 kg é o peso real que você sente em cada estacionamento engatinhado e em baixa velocidade, e as primeiras bicicletas carburadas tinham combustível que podia ser abrupto e temperamental em climas frios até que os modelos EFI limpassem as coisas consideravelmente. A ergonomia é descontraída e confortável em retas longas, mas o Rocket é fundamentalmente um cruzador em linha reta — empurre-o com força em uma curva de raio decrescente e a massa absoluta lembrará exatamente que tipo de bicicleta é essa.
Prós
Contras
Motor revisado de 2458 cc, maior potência e torque, nova estrutura, eletrônica aprimorada, estilo e ergonomia atualizados.
Avaliação do comprador usado
"Nothing else on the market delivers this kind of muscular, addictive insanity."
$14,000-$20,000 usedThe Rocket 3 is genuinely unlike anything else you'll ride. That 2,500cc triple doesn't just have torque — it has torque in quantities that make your brain question reality. From about 2,000rpm it simply hauls, and it never really stops. Used examples from 2020 onwards with the Generation 3 engine are the ones to target — Triumph absolutely nailed the chassis balance on those, turning what was previously a wallowy barge into something that actually corners with confidence. Buying used, check the rear tyre wear carefully — heavy riders who love that throttle will kill a rear in 4,000 miles. The brembo brakes need pad inspection, and listen for any clunking from the shaft drive on test rides. Maintenance costs aren't horror-show expensive but aren't cheap either. Service intervals are reasonable at 10,000 miles, but factor in labour costs at a Triumph dealer. This is a machine you buy because nothing else delivers this experience. It's theatrical, absurd, and completely addictive.
Variants of the Triumph Rocket 3
Same bike, different trim or year-range — pick the one matching the listing.
Top 10 Accessories
Curated picks for the Triumph Rocket 3 — owned, ridden, recommended.
Problemas comuns
🔥 1 CRITICALListen for clunking, check for play in driveshaft
Idle quality, hesitation at low RPM on all three cylinders
Scan for fault codes, check battery and charging voltage
Inspect top of engine for seepage or residue buildup
✅Lista de verificação de pré-compra
Generally solid but expensive when issues arise
Full Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are common problems with the Triumph Rocket 3? +
Final drive bevel gear wear or failure: Listen for clunking, check for play in driveshaft (serious) | Throttle body sync issues causing rough idle: Idle quality, hesitation at low RPM on all three cylinders (moderate) | Electrical gremlins, dash warning lights: Scan for fault codes, check battery and charging voltage (moderate)
Is the Triumph Rocket 3 a good motorcycle? +
Nothing else on the market delivers this kind of muscular, addictive insanity. Rating: 8.5/10. Best for: Experienced cruiser riders wanting maximum touring drama. Avoid if: Shorter riders or urban commuters prioritising practicality.
What is the horsepower of the Triumph Rocket 3? +
The Triumph Rocket 3 produces 167 hp @ 6,000 rpm, with 221 Nm @ 4,000 rpm of torque. Top speed: 209 km/h.
Is the Triumph Rocket 3 good for beginners? +
Yes — the Triumph Rocket 3 is a reasonable choice for new riders (167 hp is manageable), weighing 291 kg. Experienced cruiser riders wanting maximum touring drama
Is the Triumph Rocket 3 reliable? +
Owners report 1 critical issue to watch for on the Triumph Rocket 3, notably: Final drive bevel gear wear or failure (Listen for clunking, check for play in driveshaft). Buy with a pre-purchase inspection.
Is the Triumph Rocket 3 good for daily use? +
Experienced cruiser riders wanting maximum touring drama Fuel: 7.5–9.5 L/100km (typical real-world average).
How fast is the Triumph Rocket 3? +
The Triumph Rocket 3 reaches a top speed of 209 km/h, producing 167 hp at 291 kg curb weight. Real-world performance depends on rider weight, gearing, and road conditions.
What gear should I buy for a Triumph Rocket 3? +
Motoryk has curated a Top 10 gear list specifically for the Triumph Rocket 3, covering engine oil, tires, chain, battery, and brake pads — see motoryk.com/bikes/triumph/rocket-3/top10. Each pick is matched to this bike's spec.
