Triumph Rocket III

[Rainrider]

Anyone ever ride one of these?

http://www.triumph.co.uk/usa/2010_Ro...IITouring.aspx

I can't imagine owning anything but a Harley, but the power this thing generates must be awesome!

[tibadoe]

Haven't riden one as of yet. Went and looked at one the dealer had.......pretty impressive. Massive motor and tank.

[axxell33]

I wouldn't ever buy one, unless Harley closed shop. But Triumph builds a looker.. even the sport bikes look good. I wouldn't mind test driving one of the cruisers..

[MrMarty51]

Have not drove one of the Rocket III bikes but I did have a Trident years ago,one real fast machine.

[Tucson_Tim]

2300 cc (138 ci) along with the water cooling makes for a very large bike.

[Bricks]

That thing is huge....Does have a good look to it....but of course when every company copies the moco look the bike should look decent.

[screwball]

My first motorcycle was a 1962 Triumph Thunderbird. Bought it brand shiny new in 1963 with the proceeds from working at R. J. Dionne and Son's Union 76 gas station. Mom almost crapped when I rode it home. Dad just smiled. Sold it to my BIL Gene when I went into the Service in 1966. He promptly crashed it. Sister Sandie still reminds me about that. I could do another British bike....

[ziderman]

2 guys in the club I run with have them.They love them

[Rainrider]

If I bought one would I get kicked outta the HERD?

[Motive]

Wouldn't bother me what you rode.

[glenalt]

I had 2 Bonneville's that were great bikes.

[Tucson_Tim]

I had 2 Bonneville's that were great bikes.

Old school? Or the new ones?

[Osco*]

Had a Buddy In the 70's had a bonnie,,cool scoot, small n light. Had a character all It's own.