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2017 Triumph Rocket III Roadster
The 2017 Triumph Rocket III Specs is a totally unique kind of motorcycle with the most unmistakable presence on two wheels. A true one-off it defies convention and category…
Few sights match the Rocket III Roadster’s visual impact. Instantly
recognisable and guaranteed to draw a crowd wherever it’s parked, the Rocket III Roadster is the ultimate cruiser bike with a massive engine and triple chrome headers set against a blacked-out silhouette. Characteristic twin headlamps and chrome detailing add the finishing touches to its laid-back, brutal charm.
Extraordinary. Unique. Ultimate. Legendary. Everything you’ve heard
about the Triumph Rocket III is true. With sheer force of presence, the Rocket III uses the world’s largest production motorcycle engine to deliver a simply stunning riding experience unmatched on two wheels. The Triumph Rocket III: believe in the unbelievable.


The capacity of the 2017 Triumph Rocket III Top Speed is huge, 2,294cc, and with a gut churning 221Nm at just 2,750rpm it has more torque at idle than most superbikes at full chat. The latest engine is unrestricted thereby delivering its full strength in the first three gears giving it almighty punch.

Honda Valkyrie-
The original – and naked – 1975 GL1000 Goldwing set the benchmark for the breed, with its horizontally opposed four-cylinder engine and cruising form. Quickly becoming the definitive touring motorcycle thanks to a turbine-smooth power delivery and mile-munching ability, Honda’s Goldwing is known by many as the world's greatest touring motorcycle and is now celebrating 40 years of production.

The Valkyrie has proven itself as a staple in the Goldwing family and as part of the 40th Anniversary celebrations will be released with a commemorative key. The Valkyrie‘s bold look is chiselled and purposeful, flowing organically from the solid front quarter to the strong, burly rear.

Dynamic when required and chilled-out when not, Honda’s Valkyrie has a show stopping presence. Sharing the engine and chassis with the Honda Goldwing, the Valkyrie is an unforgettable custom cruiser.