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2006 Triumph Rocket III, 1 OWNER, JUST SERVICED & READY TO GO!The Rocket III has carved a unique niche in the clone-like cruiser market and exists in a class all its own with its striking looks, stunning performance and incredible specification. But while it may be the largest capacity production motorcycle in the world it s designed first and foremost to be ridden. Good lock-to-lock movement, seamless fuel-injection and a low center of gravity combine to make low speed maneuvering surprisingly easy, while the steering geometry and overall length give a securely planted and confident feel. Added to this is generous ground clearance, making the Rocket III a truly useable machine that will tour highways, cruise streets and hustle turns with effortless ability.The Rocket III is not only the world s largest capacity production motorcycle it s also a bike without equal. Its unique, fuel-injected, triple cylinder engine has a cubic capacity of 2,294 cc that s 140 cubic inches and uses massive, 101.6 mm diameter pistons. It makes 147 ft.lbs. of torque at 2,750 rpm. This incredible output means even two-up the Rocket III accelerates incredibly hard without obvious effort, and relentless forward motion is just a slight twist of throttle away.Twin butterfly valves for each throttle body are used to give precise control over the engine and this set-up allows the ECU (Electronic Control Unit) to vary the mixture flow and ignition map dependent on gear selected and road speed. The torque curve is thus tailored specifically for each gear ratio. And the result is impressive over 90 percent of the engine s prodigious torque output is available at just 2,000 rpm, giving incredible levels of flexibility and making the five-speed gearbox (nearly) redundant. New for 2006 is the black finished engine.The Rocket III s chassis, as you d expect is something quite special. It centers on a large tubular steel twin-spine frame, which houses the motor while maintenance-free shaft drive lays power to the massive 240/50-section rear tire. The front brakes are sports bike specification twin four-piston calipers mated with 320 mm floating discs and provide awesome stopping power. The rear brake, developed by Brembo especially, is a single twin caliper and 316 mm disc.The 43 mm upside down forks and twin rear shocks, built specifically for the Rocket III, add composure and supple compliance. This and the relaxed, comfortable ergonomics allow the rider to take full advantage of the extended range provided by the fuel-efficient engine and huge 6.3 gal US making the Rocket III a perfect tool for those long, high-mileage days in the saddle.The ability to personalize the Rocket III was integral to the design philosophy and as the bike went through its prototype stages so did the myriad of factory-approved parts designed specifically around the new machine. Designed, developed and tested by our accessories engineer
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