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Triumph Rocket X limited edition launched in India
There are very few things you can improve on a motorcycle that already produces a colossal 221 Nm of torque at 2750 RPM. But to mark 10 years of its production existence, Triumph has announced the Triumph Rocket X limited edition. Only 500 of these will be available globally and 15 of these have...
Published on June 20 2015, 16:51
Source: www.iamabiker.com
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