Hello from Toronto, Canada

[Tall Rider]

If you're a long distance rider, get a Touring. Very comfy and reliable
Oh... and welcome from Holland

 

[Racket3]

Thank you all.

Picked up a 2005 touring with 43000km from original owner. Seems pretty clean.

Now trying to find user manual and maintenance schedule.

Previous owner told me he changes rear differential oil every couple of 1000km which I need to find that out in maintenance sbook.

He also uses 91 octane gas which i need to find out in the same book if I can find online.

 

[Bernard Vinet]

Thank you all.

Picked up a 2005 touring with 43000km from original owner. Seems pretty clean.

Now trying to find user manual and maintenance schedule.

Previous owner told me he changes rear differential oil every couple of 1000km which I need to find that out in maintenance sbook.

He also uses 91 octane gas which i need to find out in the same book if I can find online.

I just so happen to have the manual on hand right now & I can tell you that this engine runs on regular gas. As far as changing the diff oil its every 32000 Km or 2yrs. I personally go for 2 yrs which for myself is about 20000 Km

 

[Starmanut]

Stay tuned. There are a few fellows on here that will have everything you need. Including a link to the owners manual you can download.
Might could do a search and it may show up, too.

 

[priam]

welcome to the forum

 

[Tall Rider]

A 2005 touring ? Are you sure ? The R3 touring was first introduced by Triumph in 2008. I always use Euro 95 gas and i change the differential oil every 2 years.

 

[Racket3]

A 2005 touring ? Are you sure ? The R3 touring was first introduced by Triumph in 2008. I always use Euro 95 gas and i change the differential oil every 2 years.

Thank you for information. What I was told by the owner was that this was the only trim available in 2005.

 

[Frosty Rider]

Thank you for information. What I was told by the owner was that this was the only trim available in 2005.

i could be wrong, and if so will be corrected, but wouldn't an 05 be a classic?
This is what a touring looks like

 

[Tall Rider]

No, a 2005 model is a Triumph Rocket 3 (standard), one of the first series of Rockets launched in 2004. The Classic didn't come out till 2006, and has floorboards.
Very clean looking bike though. I think Racket3 got a good deal here.

 

[BusaStu]

Thank you for information. What I was told by the owner was that this was the only trim available in 2005.

I have that exact same bike right down to the Corbin two up seat . I have had it from new , it’s the only bike I ever held on too this long . can’t say enough about it a great all rounder for me , 10-12 hr days on the road To a quick Tim’s poser night lol. I know I will never sell it for it has been the one and that’s a rare thing in the bike world.Don’t get me wrong I still have others that came and went over the yrs. LOL insert girlfriend and it’s a country song .