Hi Guys, new to these forums

[ant]

Hi Steve,hello and welcome from another rocket owner in the UK..

 

[Mike188]

Welcome from Australia, sadly not on holiday like Hanso

 

[vanguard138]

Take it easy for awhile,to get used to the power. Especially if you are a novice rider. It can get awa ,from you in a heartbeat.

 

[Clay]

Welcome from another Aussie

 

[Steven Morris]

http://motorcycles.axlegeeks.com/co...I-ROADSTER-vs-2014-Triumph-Rocket-III-Touring

But keep in mind a $20 computer cable will allow you to return the touring to just about the same power as the Roadster.

Hi Chris,

Where can I find info on this? What would I be searching for, Presume there is some software involved

 

[Lostride]

Welcome from Brisbane Australia. Glad to hear you have your "training wheels" off. Interesting that now you are unrestricted by "cc" you go for as many as you can get! Like drinking I suppose, as soon as you can legally drink you go out and get as pissed as possible..

The Rocket is the only bike you will ever need, it is all downhill from that point on, even Harley's look a bit smallish, (but don't tell the owner that..) and GXR750's are not that fast (again, stay cool, you don't need to remind them about the R3! ). And the ladies will often walk past you and say "my goodness, you have a big one"

 

[Steven Morris]

Again thanks everyone for the warm welcome

 

[Mittzy]

Another Brisbane Welcome mate

 

[idk]

G'day and welcome.

TuneECU, and the cable, is what you need. Plenty of info on the forum about it. TuneECU is free for a PC, but there is also a Droid version which costs a little bit, but is well worth it.

 

[Silli]

Welcome, from a pommie in South Africa.