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Triumph Rocket TFC concept.

Triumph Rocket TFC concept.

Like the Thruxton TFC, the Rocket will be limited to 750 units.

Like the Thruxton TFC, the Rocket will be limited to 750 units.

The new Rocket is features aggressive styling elements.

The new Rocket is features aggressive styling elements.

Floating rear section modernizes the design.

Floating rear section modernizes the design.

Twin round headlights are reminiscent of the older Rocket.

Twin round headlights are reminiscent of the older Rocket.

Arrow exhaust system comes as standard on the TFC.

Arrow exhaust system comes as standard on the TFC.

Carbon fibre inlays on the tank.

Carbon fibre inlays on the tank.

The new bike uses a single-sided swingarm.

The new bike uses a single-sided swingarm.

Large three-cylinder motor is reworked for the new Rocket.

Large three-cylinder motor is reworked for the new Rocket.

With and without the pillion seat.

With and without the pillion seat.

3D Triumph logo on the fuel tank.

3D Triumph logo on the fuel tank.

The Rocket III uses a shaft-drive instead of a chain/belt drive.

The Rocket III uses a shaft-drive instead of a chain/belt drive.

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Triumph Rocket TFC concept image gallery

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