Harley-Davidson V-Rod Review (2003)
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Warren Pole meticulously evaluates the Harley-Davidson V-Rod, offering a comprehensive assessment across key aspects such as aesthetics, comfort, performance, reliability, and overall value.
Through a discerning eye, he assigns a numerical rating out of 10, providing a detailed analysis that guides enthusiasts and potential buyers through the motorcycle's standout features and potential considerations.
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There are those in the motorcycle industry and customers that will condemn Harley Davidson regardless of what they do. For starters, the VROD is equipped with the revolution engine, based off the super bike VR1000. it underwent 500 hours of grueling endurance tests, from the blistering Arizona heat to the autobahn. Component parts were exposed to extreme and punishing simulations of all different riding and weather conditions. The VROD was the first bike to use hydro forming when creating the frame. This allows for much less welding sites. The VROD will not rust anymore than any other bike and can't be beat in terms of fit and finish. By the way, the performance numbers were inaccurate. The VROD produces 125 horsepower and 85 foot pounds of torque, with a top speed of 145 to 150 miles per hour. In terms of handling, many people found it to be quite agile. Perhaps it has more to do with the skill of the rider rather than the bike. The VROD wasn't an afterthought. It took six years, millions of dollars, and countless modifications until it was released in 2001. As with all Harley Davidson's, the VROD was done right and the results speak for themselves.
They designed the motor with Porsche fyi
Excellent information. Thank you.
@@charlesbatsold31 That's a big plus.
18,000 miles on my 2003 VRSCA. Bike is fantastic.
Total perfection
I still like the shovelheads and I stay with both of them
Old ones look the best
Is it still there for ale how much if I buy am from India howuch will be my total expenses.. I'm seriously interested to buy t
What a difference another 7 years makes. There's lots of these available now,
with low mileage for a bargain price...
tazaxx21 7k upwards 👍🏻
@@paulusher3560 they creeping northwards now!
Best bike ever made. AND comfortable. I can only guess reviewer had Hemorrhoids at time of review
I prefer the looks of the Softail.
My experience of them is when they're good, they are very good, when they are not, they're sitting in the shop waiting for work.
I typed into UA-cam agricultural machinery and this video came up.
rates* its*
U can take the new ones and make a boat anchor out of them
For the looks I give 5.5/10
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Too old to watch!
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V-Rod with touring hard bags and full rear fender!
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Beyond horrible review, more prose than info and the spinning around the bike nearly made me sick