Comparison Specs Triumph Rocket 3 Storm All Models 2025 Power Features Colors

The Triumph Rocket 3 Storm lineup represents the latest evolution of the iconic Rocket 3, featuring the world’s largest production motorcycle engine—a 2,458cc inline 3-cylinder powerhouse. The Storm models build on the Rocket 3 legacy with enhanced performance (182 PS / 225 Nm), blacked-out styling, and premium components, offering a blend of muscular roadster aggression and touring capability. Below is break down each model’s specifications, features, and pricing, followed by a comparison.


1. Rocket 3 Storm R

  • Price: Starting from $24,995.00 (USD)
  • Positioning: The ultimate muscle roadster, designed for aggressive performance and agile handling.
  • Key Specifications:
    • Engine: Liquid-cooled, 12-valve, DOHC, inline 3-cylinder, 2,458 cc
    • Power: 182 PS / 180 bhp (134 kW) @ 7,000 rpm
    • Torque: 225 Nm (166 lb-ft) @ 4,000 rpm
    • Transmission: 6-speed, shaft drive, wet multi-plate clutch with torque assist
    • Frame: Full aluminum frame
    • Suspension:
      • Front: Showa 47mm USD forks, adjustable, 120mm travel
      • Rear: Showa piggyback RSU, adjustable, 107mm travel
    • Brakes:
      • Front: Twin 320mm discs, Brembo M4.32 Stylema 4-piston calipers, Cornering ABS
      • Rear: Single 300mm disc, Brembo M4.32 4-piston caliper, Cornering ABS
    • Wheels/Tires:
      • Front: 17 x 3.5″ cast aluminum, 150/80 R17 V
      • Rear: 16 x 7.5″ cast aluminum, 240/50 R16 V
    • Weight: 320 kg (wet)
    • Seat Height: 750 mm
    • Wheelbase: 1677 mm
    • Fuel Tank: 18.0 L (4.76 US gal)
  • Features:
    • Blacked-out 10-spoke cast aluminum wheels for a sporty, aggressive look.
    • Mid-mount foot controls and a shorter handlebar for a roadster riding position.
    • Multi-function TFT display with gear position, fuel gauge, tachometer, clock, and twin trip.
    • Rider aids: Lean-angle sensitive ABS, traction control, switchable throttle maps, cruise control.
    • LED lighting (headlights, taillight, indicators).
    • USB port for connectivity.
  • Style: Muscular stance with a premium blacked-out finish, emphasizing performance over touring comfort.

2. Rocket 3 Storm GT

  • Price: Starting from $25,795.00 (USD)
  • Positioning: A touring-oriented muscle roadster with enhanced comfort and laid-back style.
  • Key Specifications: (Same as Storm R unless noted)
    • Engine, Power, Torque, Transmission: Identical to Storm R
    • Frame, Suspension, Brakes, Wheels/Tires: Identical to Storm R
    • Weight: 321 kg (wet, slightly higher due to additional touring features)
    • Seat Height: 750 mm
    • Wheelbase: 1677 mm
    • Fuel Tank: 18.0 L
  • Features:
    • Forward foot controls and a pulled-back handlebar for a relaxed, laid-back riding position.
    • Sculpted touring seats for rider and pillion comfort.
    • Standard heated grips and a small windscreen for touring capability.
    • Passenger backrest for added pillion support.
    • Same TFT display and rider aids as the Storm R.
    • Blacked-out styling with premium Showa suspension and Brembo brakes.
  • Style: Combines the Storm’s muscular presence with a touring focus, offering a more effortless, long-distance-friendly attitude.

3. Rocket 3 R Evel Knievel Limited Edition

  • Price: Starting from $27,495.00 (USD)
  • Positioning: A limited-edition roadster (250 units worldwide) honoring Evel Knievel’s legacy.
  • Key Specifications: (Based on Storm R platform)
    • Engine, Power, Torque, Transmission: Identical to Storm R
    • Frame, Suspension, Brakes, Wheels/Tires: Identical to Storm R
    • Weight: Approximately 320 kg (wet)
  • Features:
    • Unique chrome fuel tank with Knievel’s stars-and-stripes graphic scheme.
    • Blacked-out engine and exhaust for a stealthy contrast.
    • Leather seat and bespoke paint/badges exclusive to the limited edition.
    • Same rider aids and TFT display as Storm R.
    • Mid-mount controls and roadster ergonomics.
  • Style: Bold, eye-catching design with a nod to Evel Knievel’s daredevil spirit, blending exclusivity with the Storm R’s performance.

4. Rocket 3 GT Evel Knievel Limited Edition

  • Price: Starting from $28,295.00 (USD)
  • Positioning: A limited-edition touring model (250 units worldwide) with Knievel-inspired flair.
  • Key Specifications: (Based on Storm GT platform)
    • Engine, Power, Torque, Transmission: Identical to Storm GT
    • Frame, Suspension, Brakes, Wheels/Tires: Identical to Storm GT
    • Weight: Approximately 321 kg (wet)
  • Features:
    • Same touring enhancements as Storm GT (forward controls, pulled-back handlebar, heated grips, windscreen, backrest).
    • Chrome tank with Knievel’s signature stars-and-stripes design.
    • Blacked-out engine and exhaust.
    • Leather seat and bespoke detailing.
    • Full suite of rider aids and TFT display.
  • Style: A luxurious, limited-edition tourer with Knievel’s iconic aesthetic, built for comfort and commanding presence.

5. Rocket 3 R (MY24) – Base Model for Context

  • Price: Starting from $23,895.00 (USD)
  • Positioning: The standard muscle roadster, pre-Storm update.
  • Key Differences from Storm R:
    • Slightly lower power (164 HP vs. 182 HP) and torque (221 Nm vs. 225 Nm).
    • Lacks the Storm’s blacked-out 10-spoke wheels and updated styling.
    • Similar roadster ergonomics and features but with less aggressive tuning.

6. Rocket 3 GT (MY24) – Base Model for Context

  • Price: Starting from $24,595.00 (USD)
  • Positioning: The standard touring roadster, pre-Storm update.
  • Key Differences from Storm GT:
    • Same power/torque reduction as R (164 HP, 221 Nm).
    • No blacked-out Storm styling or enhanced touring features like standard heated grips.

Comparison table of Models

Aspect

Storm R

Storm GT

R Evel Knievel LE

GT Evel Knievel LE

R (MY24)

GT (MY24)

Price (USD)

$24,995

$25,795

$27,495

$28,295

$23,895

$24,595

Power

182 PS @ 7,000 rpm

182 PS @ 7,000 rpm

182 PS @ 7,000 rpm

182 PS @ 7,000 rpm

164 HP @ 6,000 rpm

164 HP @ 6,000 rpm

Torque

225 Nm @ 4,000 rpm

225 Nm @ 4,000 rpm

225 Nm @ 4,000 rpm

225 Nm @ 4,000 rpm

221 Nm @ 4,000 rpm

221 Nm @ 4,000 rpm

Weight (Wet)

320 kg

321 kg

~320 kg

~321 kg

~317 kg

~318 kg

Riding Position

Mid-mount, roadster

Forward, laid-back

Mid-mount, roadster

Forward, laid-back

Mid-mount, roadster

Forward, laid-back

Touring Features

None

Heated grips, windscreen, backrest

None

Heated grips, windscreen, backrest

None

Limited

Styling

Blacked-out, aggressive

Blacked-out, touring

Knievel chrome/black

Knievel chrome/black

Standard finish

Standard finish

Limited Edition

No

No

Yes (250 units)

Yes (250 units)

No

No

Target Rider

Performance enthusiasts

Touring enthusiasts

Collectors/performance

Collectors/touring

Budget roadster

Budget tourer


Detailed Comparison Insights

  1. Performance:
    • All Storm models (R, GT, and Evel Knievel editions) share the upgraded 182 PS / 225 Nm engine, a step up from the MY24 models’ 164 HP / 221 Nm. This makes the Storm range the pinnacle of Rocket 3 performance.
  2. Ergonomics & Purpose:
    • Storm R & R Evel Knievel LE: Focus on roadster agility with mid-mount controls, ideal for spirited riding.
    • Storm GT & GT Evel Knievel LE: Prioritize comfort with forward controls, heated grips, and a backrest, catering to long-distance riders.
    • MY24 R & GT: Similar ergonomics to their Storm counterparts but lack the enhanced styling and features.
  3. Styling & Exclusivity:
    • Storm R & GT: Feature blacked-out finishes and 10-spoke wheels, offering a modern, aggressive look.
    • Evel Knievel Editions: Stand out with chrome tanks, Knievel graphics, and limited production (250 units each), appealing to collectors.
    • MY24 Models: More subdued styling, lacking the Storm’s blacked-out attitude.
  4. Price:
    • The MY24 models are the most affordable, followed by the Storm R and GT. The Evel Knievel editions command a premium due to their exclusivity and unique design.
  5. Features:
    • All models share core tech (ABS, traction control, TFT display), but the GT variants add touring amenities. The Evel Knievel editions enhance aesthetics without altering core functionality.

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