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[Azisbest]

You are so lucky. My clutch went after a month or two and Triumph blamed wear and tear and said I was probably doing burnouts with TC on and outright refused to acknowledge any fault. I had to pay the $2000AUD ($1500USD) to get it fixed. At the time, there were no better clutch options I was told than the stock one.
The story is on this forum.

That fricken sucks to be sure. I would have been pissed.

 

[Dr.D]

That's why I have a choice of rides. When my Bobber was waiting on the fork emulators I rode the T-120 (and got my RD-350 back from the Chop Shop in running order).

I hear ya there. I don’t know how I would deal with no bike during the riding season. I know I’m blessed to have more than one bike. It is nice the motor company is taking care of your bike.

 

[Azisbest]

I hear ya there. I don’t know how I would deal with no bike during the riding season. I know I’m blessed to have more than one bike. It is nice the motor company is taking care of your bike.

Well we dont have a riding season here but it still sucks to not have a ride, lol

 

[Rock Ape]

I looked on their website but it looks like they only have parts up to 2017 model Rockets.

As I said, I got told early last year there were no other stronger options. Looks like nothing has changed yet.

 

[Dr.D]

Well we dont have a riding season here but it still sucks to not have a ride, lol

You need to buy an Indian Challenger as a backup.

 

[dougl]

Enquiring into the Carpenter 240 hp kit for the Rocket III, Bob said that the stock clutch was fine. Is the newer clutch worser?

 

[Azisbest]

You need to buy an Indian Challenger as a backup.

One of my riding buddies has one, they are a sweet ride for sure.