2008 H-D VRSCAW V-Rod Motorcycles

THE FIRST STREET-LEGAL HARLEY?TO FEATURE A LIQUID-COOLED POWER PLANT, NOW A TIRE-SMOKING CELEBRATION OF 105 YEARS OF HARLEY-DAVIDSON.
Even without the optional Anniversary get up, it's a shining example of where all that tradition can take us. That sleek sheet metal up top is actually an airbox housing velocity stacks. Up front there's a new drag-strip-inspired laced wheel. At the center is a beefy 123-horsepower, 1,250-cubic-centimeter liquid-cooled Revolution?engine and new slipper clutch. Big 240-millimeter rear tire. Optional ABS brakes have been seamlessly engineered in. Sleek and clean. Let the adrenaline take over your bloodstream.
 
 
 
 
 GENERAL INFORMATION 
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 Manufacturer   Harley-Davidson?/font> 
 
 Model Year   2008 
 
 Model   VRSCAW V-Rod?/font> 
 
 Price   *$18,585.00  
 
 Color   custom 
 
 VIN #   801925 
 
 Stock Number:   M5381 
 
 ENGINE 
 Engine   Revolution? 60?V-twin 
 
 Horsepower   123 hp @ 8,000 rpm 
 
 Displacement   76.3 ci (1,250 cc) 
 
 Bore x Stroke   4.13 x 2.83 in. (105 x 72 mm) 
 
 Torque   84 ft. lbs. (113.9 Nm) @ 7,000 rpm 
 
 Compression Ratio   11.5:1 
 
 Fuel System   Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection (ESPFI) 
 
 Clutch   Multi-plate with diaphragm spring in oil bath 
 
 Cooling   Liquid 
 
 Exhaust   Chrome, slash-cut exhaust with dual mufflers 
 
 DIMENSIONS 
 Length   94.4 in. (2,397.8 mm) 
 
 Weight   637 lbs. (288.9 kg) 
 
 Ground Clearance   5 in. (127 mm) 
 
 Wheelbase   67.2 in. (1,706.9 mm) 
 
 Fuel Capacity   5 gal. (18.9 l) 
 
 Seat Height   Laden: 26 in. (660.4 mm)
Unladen: 27.1 in. (688.3 mm) 
 
 DRIVETRAIN 
 Transmission   5-speed 
 
 Final Drive   Carbon-fiber belt 
 
 OTHER 
 Rake   34?/font> 
 
 Trail   4.5 in. (114.3 mm) 
 
 BRAKES/WHEELS/TIRES 
 Brakes   4-piston front and rear  
 
 Tires   Front: 120/70ZR-19 60W
Rear: 240/40R-18 79V 
 
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Security System Included w/ABS & Custom Paint

THE FIRST STREET-LEGAL HARLEY?TO FEATURE A LIQUID-COOLED POWER PLANT, NOW A TIRE-SMOKING