2007 Rocket III Classic Touring

The Rocket III Classic Tourer is a true cruising motorcycle, and one firmly focused on rider and passenger comfort. It’s aimed squarely at those who favor a more laid back approach to motorcycling and features a relaxed riding position with forward set floorboards, pull-back handlebars plus a supremely comfortable stitched touring seat as standard.

For 2007, Triumph has built a Limited Edition Touring variant of the Rocket III Classic that offers Touring-oriented riders an excellent value when compared to the Standard Rocket III Classic. These bikes come complete with $1,978 of must-have touring accessories and feature 3 unique two-tone paint schemes.

Whether solo or two-up the Rocket III Classic is a motorcycle that is perfect for those who wants thrills laced with a bit of chill. The Rocket III Classic is the perfect bike for those lazy, long haul trips. Bars are high and pulled back and the bike includes forward set footboards to stretch out on. The pillion is by no means forgotten getting an exceptionally comfortable, stitched touring seat.


The 2.3 liters three-cylinder that drives the Classic has incredible levels of flexibility for effortless riding. Sophisticated fuel injection feeds in power seamlessly, with controlled acceleration on tap at the twist of a throttle, while a maintenance free shaft drive delivers forward motion.

Excellent lock-to-lock movement, an incredibly light clutch and low centre of gravity make low speed manoeuvring extremely easy while the steering geometry and overall length give a securely planted feel at all speeds. Supple 43mm upside down forks and twin rear shocks add composure; twin front disc brakes with four-piston calipers and single disc rear give incredible stopping power. Generous ground clearance completes the package and the relaxed, comfortable ergonomics allow the rider to take full advantage of the range provided by the 6.3 gallon making the Rocket III Classic a perfect long distance cruiser.


Awesome is an over-used word but for the Rocket III it’s barely adequate.

*From Triumph.com