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[Rangie]

My neighbour has just got himself a Triumph Rocket 3 motorcycle, I know absolutely nothing about bikes but have to say this machine looks & sounds fabulous 2500cc seems insane but I think it's a work of art.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Yes.....the best of British.

Britain used to be famous for big twins like the Bonnie and Norton Commando.....650/750/850 cc.

I would love one of these.

Originally they were only 2.3 litre so obviously needed more capacity.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

http://https://youtu.be/M0I8_3wIIH0

Ridden by a girlie. A proper one  with tits and a fanny, and not the other variety.

[Sir Tigger KC]

Awesome! 

[ronnyd]

Would have preferred to hear the engine rather than the music. Fair play to her for holding the bugger upright. 

[dave the builder]

those fun air-bags don't look big enough to save her if she falls off at speed 

[STEMO]

Here's one without air bags

https://youtu.be/y0E0is4ND1A

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Impressive to look at in its own way, but I wouldnt want to try and go hacking around bends on it. Which for me, is the point of Motorbikes.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Impressive to look at in its own way, but I wouldnt want to try and go hacking around bends on it. Which for me, is the point of Motorbikes.

Designed as a 'lardy' tourer/cruiser really. One that will make more use of torque rather than power.

Only 165 BHP,  so no match for the much lighter 200BHP plus sport bike in a straight drag race. 

[hotel21]

My lad has a rocket3.  It can certainly be pushed through the twisties by a competent rider and he surprises a few on lighter bikes with greater power but less switched on riders.

Like the much maligned, straight line HD’s, ifridden by someone who knows their stuff, can scratch along quite well as well…