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Triumph’s New Rocket 3 Packs the Biggest Motorcycle Engine Ever to Hit the Streets

Triumph’s New Rocket 3 Packs the Biggest Motorcycle Engine Ever to Hit the Streets

Posted on August 1, 2019October 17, 2019 By Jarvis

Triumph’s newest motorcycle has surely been aptly named. Meet the 2020 Triumph Rocket 3, a mighty new bike wearing an evocative moniker it’s clearly worthy of, thanks to its three-cylinder motor, space-machine looks and time-bending power.

The original Rocket 3, released in 2004, was Triumph’s push into the high-power muscle bike world. The new Rocket 3, in turn, seemingly redefines the genre. The designation of “muscle bike” fits this new creation well:
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