2013 Triumph Rocket Iii Touring Touring on 2040-motos
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Mileage:6
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Roseville, California, US
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Triumph Rocket III tech info
Type:Touring
Stock Number:TR5057
Phone:8885670428
Triumph Rocket III description
2013 TRIUMPH Rocket III Touring, The Rocket III is a torque machine of the highest order! A liquid-cooled, fuel injected in-line triple has a capacity of 2294.00 cc (139.98 cubic inches) and puts out 142hp and a remarkable 147.5 ft.lbs of torque (at only 2500 RPM!). Don't let those numbers fool you - this titan of the tarmac is as smooth and stable as it gets. Shaft drive and powerful brakes round out Triumph's poke in they eye of V-Twin Cruiser Convention -- you've got to check this one out! Trade-ins: A&S Powersports can accept your motorcycle, scooter, car, truck or RV in trade toward the purchase of a motorcycle. Please call today! (All trades subject to mechanical inspection by our service dept.) All vehicles sold by A&S Powersports are subject to title transfer, document preparation and handling fees. In addition, all sales within California are subject to state sales tax, and license fees. If you take delivery of the vehicle within California, but are not a California resident, you pay minimum CA sales tax and title transfer fee. If you take delivery outside California: laws regarding titling, and taxes vary from state to state please contact your local Department of Motor Vehicles for information. Some states have a reciprocal tax agreement with California. A&S Powersports | DLR # 05782 | 916-726-7334 |
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