The menacing VRSCD Night Rod continues to keep the VRSC family on the dark
side of the street in 2007 with sinister styling and bold power. With a
raked-out, 36-degree fork angle and mid-mount controls for aggressive
cruising, the Night Rod rides in the shadows with color-matched speed screen
visor, chrome Straight-shot Dual exhaust, Black Slotted Disc Cast Aluminum
wheels and blacked-out components. The highway pegs are standard for a
laid-back ride. The Revolution V-Twin engine is finished in black
powder-coat with highlighted fins and polished covers. A five-gallon fuel
tank lies under a low seat. Optional Black, Staggered 10-spoke Cast Aluminum
wheels are available for a more aggressive look. The Night Rod can also be
ordered with chrome engine covers and a Smart Security system. Three color
choices include Vivid Black, Yellow Pearl and new Pacific Blue Pearl.
VRSCD Night Rod features:
Liquid-cooled, 1130cc Revolution V-Twin engine
120 hp at 8250 rpm/ 80 ft. lbs. torque at 7000 rpm
Black powder-coated engine with highlighted fins and polished covers
36-degree fork angle
49mm forks
Brembo triple-disc brakes
New five-gallon under-seat fuel cell
New ignition switch location
Black powder-coated hydroformed frame
High performance carbon fiber final drive belt
Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection (ESPFI)
Adjustable handlebar
Machined, Slotted Disc Cast Aluminum 18-inch rear wheel, 19-inch front wheel
Radiator shroud with twin vortex air scoops
Black mirrors, hand controls and springs
Round reflector-optic headlight
Color-matched speed screen visor
Chrome, Straight-shot Dual exhaust
Low 26-inch seat height
Mid-mount controls with highway pegs
Clock and dual trip meter
New clutch interlock system
When most people think of a
Harley-Davidson they conjure up images that usually fit the Harley stereotype:
a loud, growling, motorcycle, traveling in a pack of about 50 all waering Helle
Angels jackets, "tats" everywhere and nose rings to match!
The Harley-Davidson VRSCDX Night Rod is the Harley that shatters the image.
Dressed in black, and the Harley I venture Russle Mitchell would be most likely
to ride, the VRSCDX Night Rod is one bad-ass mutha! Made in the U.S., the Night
Rod is being marketed at Harley riders who want a tad more excitement from their
ride. Not lacking the distinctive sound of the Harley-Davidson, it's actually a
really unique sounding bike, and like it's riders, it will announce it's
presence with authority.
Harley-Davidson jumped into the performance market in 2002 with the VROD and
received almost universal acclaim from the motorcycle community. The VROD is a
forward thinking, newly designed model conjured from the mind of a designer
working from a blank piece of paper, and does not have the traditiobal some
would almost say obligatory nod to pervious designs coming from the Milwaukee
stable, with nothing borrowed from previous years styles.
You have to admit, Harley-Davidson have some balls for not sticking with the
same old styles that have sold a shed load of bikes for them through the years.
For this company to grow with the market, they needed to produce a model that
broke the mold a little, and the VROD was a home run for them. Harley offered a
model that was as sporty as the foreign imports, and still left their home
customer base happy that they could buy a home grown motorcycle with serious
performance!
The Harley-Davidson VRSCDX, Night Rod, has a 1250CC motor that produces 125
horsepower at 62 RPM and 85 foot pounds of torque at 7000 RPM. The engine is
liquid cooled and the brakes are 4-piston front and back. The VROD is already a
legend in the Harley lineup and will be for years to come.
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