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Peter La FranceBarnett's MagazineOne of the most anticipated and dreaded Harley-Davidson new bike introductions was the unveiling of their first water-cooled motorcycle, the VRSC V-Rod, back in 2001. Every Harley enthusiast has their own "absolutely-correct" opinion about any new model or variation of a model Harley produces and will gladly tell you why they are correct and why The Motor Company is either a marketing genius with its finger on the pulse of what's

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Darth Vader, Your Bike Has Arrived by Jason GiacchinoUntil now the air-cooled (Evolution) set and liquid cooled (Revolution) supporters have occupied very different market segments of the H-D demographic, but with 2012 Night Rods arriving to dealers around the world, that line is becoming increasingly blurred!This special edition American bike features a blacked-out 1250cc V-Twin Revolution engine good for 125 hp, blacked-out cast aluminum wheels, a double-barrel exhaust with brushed-finish dual mufflers, blacked-out end caps

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First introduced in 2002, Harley-Davidson's V-Rod celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2012 with a new model that features a liquid cooled engine and many other exciting features. There are three different models in the 2012 line; in addition to the special anniversary design, there is an updated Night Rod Special and a new V-Rod Muscle. The 1130 cc engine from the first V-Rod helped to usher in a new age of performance for Harley-Davidson motorcycles

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Although you won't need to do so very often, it's important to act quickly to repair the headlight on a Harley Davidson VRSC when the headlight bulb does burn out. These bulbs are designed to last for a very long time; in the course of the lifetime of the motorcycle, you'll likely only have to change the bulb a small handful of times. However, it is illegal in most areas to drive without a functioning

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The V-Rod or VRSC (acronym for V-twin Racing Street Custom) line of Harley-Davidson motorcycles is unique in some special ways. Based loosely on the drag racer V-1000 superbike, the VRSC was first introduced in 2001. Why are these vehicles different? Three major factors: a liquid-cooled Revolution motor, over-head cams, and gas tank location. The liquid-cooled Revolution motor was developed jointly with German car maker Porsche. In addition to it being a non-air cooled motor (rare

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The 2010 Harley Davidson V-Rod is a sculptured metal VRSC class motorcycle boasting power and performance from a rubber-mounted, liquid-cooled 1250 cc 60-degree Revolution engine with 122 hp @ 8250 rpm and 85 ft lbs of torque @ 7000 rpm. Designed to rule both the drag strip and street, this motorcycle includes 4-piston front and rear high-performance Brembo brakes along with a sleak, low resistance riding position.

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