Triumph Rocket 3 User Reviews
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The stiff rear suspension setup translates to a bumpy ride on broken city roads. Best kept on highways.
The engine has an endless pool of torque. It accelerates with massive authority in any gear effortlessly.
The stock suspension setting is quite firm, making the ride over speed breakers highly uncomfortable.
Wading through slow-moving traffic on this heavy machine is physically demanding. It is built for highways.
The massive Avon rear tyre offers exceptional grip, making the bike feel highly secure during fast cornering.
Being a shorter rider, the low seat height makes handling this massive machine at standstill much easier.
The small backrest on the GT variant provides excellent lumbar support for the passenger, making rides comfortable.
There is no better bike for highway cruising. It runs smoothly, has endless power, and looks incredible.
The adjustable Showa forks are highly premium and can be tuned perfectly to match the rider's weight.
The engine heat is simply too much to handle during hot afternoons. It is strictly a cold-weather ride.
Every switch and lever feels highly premium, solid, and built to last. Triumph quality is truly top-tier.
The fuel economy is very poor, especially in the city. Expect to spend a lot on petrol if you ride regularly.
This is the ultimate power cruiser. The acceleration is brutal and the styling is incredibly muscular.
The radiator fan kicks in very often in traffic and makes a loud noise, but it keeps the engine safe.
The hill hold system is an absolute lifesaver on steep inclines, keeping the heavy machine securely in place.
The footpeg position on the R variant is slightly sporty, which might feel tiring on very long journeys.
The rear suspension setup transfers sharp road thuds straight to the rider. Needs softer tuning for India.
Having no chain maintenance to worry about makes this cruiser incredibly practical for long highway trips.
Despite its visual bulk, the low center of gravity makes the bike feel highly balanced and easy to handle.
Not having to insert a physical key makes starting up the bike a highly premium and convenient experience.
Brembo Stylema calipers provide phenomenal stopping power, dropping the heavy bike’s speed instantly.
The fit, finish, and brushed metal parts look incredibly premium. It is a stunning piece of British machinery.
The rear suspension feels quite stiff on potholed roads. It is much better suited for smooth highways.
The pulling power is absolutely sensational. It accelerates with authority in almost any gear seamlessly.
Riding in stop-and-go traffic makes your left hand tire out very quickly. The clutch pull is quite heavy.
