2021 New Rocket 3 GT Triple Black Features and Benefits available!!!

I road the new Xdiavel S and after having a monster 1200S was convinced only my Italian brothers could make a good cruiser. I saw the Ducati on Wednesday, just for giggles i called my local Triumph dealer (Sold me an 800 Tiger XCA last year) and he challenged my to come see the Rocket. On Thursday I bought it and it was delivered on Friday. I was 4th Rocket 3 sold by this dealer in the area. Fortunately none close to me. I hated to say it but, Triumph got it better this time. Fit and finish, options, price! The Ducati was 2K more. And my wife fits on the back! She picked the grey and ordered me the 3 exhaust heat shields + both fenders in CF! When your wife likes a bike....you get it!!
what dealership did you use, i thought GP was the only Triumph dealer around here
 
I was working on top of the house's roof the other day. I can clearly see a boulevard from there, passing us by about 100 yards (90 meters) at its nearest point. I heard this weird noise, and when I looked, it was two bikes wailing past. The penny only dropped when they had stopped at the four-way stop. It sounded awesome when they pulled away together, turbine-ish - not soft - and something else, maybe belts or the tyres - and no gear changes. There is a hotel-casino complex from where they had come - some presentation perhaps. So it could well have been Energicas or BSTs, the only ones sold in South Africa as far as I know. The e-bikes have arrived - we can just as well make peace with that and welcome them into the fold. It is only a matter of time, years not decades, before their range and charging times will be sorted to the point of them seriously challenging ICE bikes. They are much easier to ride, accelerate like dragsters and the gimmickry potential is virtually endless.
I should clarify, I don't mean an electric bike that is designed for real road use. Properly built for normal speeds and traffic. What we have here in my town is hundreds of make shift E-scooters that need no license or insurance but blast through stop signs, ride on sidewalks and cause general mayhem as the are treated like bicycles. The only rule is they must keep the pedals attached. They cut one wire and the limiter is off. I get passed doing 50km/hr on my bike but some person with a bicycle helmet, shorts and flip flops!!
 
Inglis Cycle in London was Ducati for decades and has since switched to Triumph. Great bunch of people. Have bought 4 bikes from them.
I bought my Rocket from Inglis also. Great people and very fair. Big discount on the previous year model I purchased. They also gave me 15% off all accessories for a 1 year period after the purchase. When my rear rim split outside of warranty, they went to bat for me trying to get it warranted but Triumph corporate said no. When that didn't work out, they took a pile of money off the list price of the replacement rim which really helped out. I will purchase from them again.
 
I bought my Rocket from Inglis also. Great people and very fair. Big discount on the previous year model I purchased. They also gave me 15% off all accessories for a 1 year period after the purchase. When my rear rim split outside of warranty, they went to bat for me trying to get it warranted but Triumph corporate said no. When that didn't work out, they took a pile of money off the list price of the replacement rim which really helped out. I will purchase from them again.
sounds like i will have to check them out
 
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