BSA Rocket 3 vs Triumph Trident T160 – Which British Triple Gets Your Vote?
During the 1970s, British motorcycle manufacturers produced some truly memorable machines, and few are more iconic than the BSA Rocket 3 and the Triumph Trident T160.
Both motorcycles shared the distinctive character of a three-cylinder engine, delivering smooth power, impressive performance and a sound unlike anything produced by the parallel twins of the era.
The BSA Rocket 3 stood out with its muscular styling, unique tank design and unmistakable road presence. It became one of the most distinctive motorcycles ever to wear the BSA badge.
The Triumph Trident T160 represented the final evolution of Triumph's famous triple. Refined, powerful and beautifully engineered, many enthusiasts regard it as one of the finest motorcycles to leave the Meriden factory.
Today both machines are highly sought after by collectors and remain symbols of Britain's final push to compete on the world stage.
If you could only have one in your garage, which would it be?
The BSA Rocket 3 or the Triumph Trident T160?