2010 Harley Davidson Crossbones Review and Specs
The 2010 Harley Davidson Crossbones debuts with a dark and sinister
look created by a glossy black Springer front end and headlamp with
authentic bobber style. A motorcycle built and designed for speed and
racing, the 2010 Crossbones has a rigid, counter-balanced, and
air-cooled Twin Cam 96 Cubic Inch engine with chrome rockers and
covers, and 93.67 ft lbs of torque @ 3000 rpm.
This monster comes with
a host of top notch standard features:
- Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection
- High quality exhaust with slash-cut mufflers
- Internally-wired, stainless steel, mini ape-hanger handlebars for a hands-up riding position
- 6-speed Cruise Drive transmission with a helical-cut 5th gear that makes shifting smooth and reduces the transmission sounds
- Horseshoe style oil tank with wicked looking Willie. G signed skull design graphics
- Comfortable solo-seat
- Rated for 35 mpg on the highway and 54 mpg in the city
- Single piston front and two piston rear brakes
- Available in vivid black, brilliant silver pearl, black denim, and black ice denim
- New fuel tank sender reads fuel-levels more accurately
- Wide 200 mm rear tire for a wide rear end look
- Gloss-black cut-eye tank console with retro speedometer face
- Security system is available option
- Black, laced steel wheels
- Hidden, horizontal-mounted coil-over rear shocks
- Push rod operated, overhead valves with hydraulic, self-adjusting lifters
- Multi-plate wet clutch
- Mild steel tubular frame with rectangular section backbone and stamped, cast and forged junctions
- High beam, front fender running lights, neutral, low oil pressure,
turn signals, engine diagnostics, 6-speed, and low fuel warning
indicator lamps