V Rod engine
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I want to live longer than if I had continued to ride sportbikes.
The sound of a 45 degree V-twin is music to my ears.
The V-Rod is not a 45 degree V-twin, so it doesn't have the same sound. And when I test-drove a few, I wasn't impressed a whole lot by the power.
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Well...I would rather ride one than any of the SOA lookalike air-cooled bikes that seem to be cluttering up the place
The valve adjustment thing is a non-issue for me as I have yet to come across a V Rod that actually needs the valves re-shimmed....that is the joy of shimmed valves, they last for like...ever.
I think a Fatbob with a V Rod motor would sell like hot cakes!
I also think that this scenario is quite likely to happen and sooner than you think and it will sit between Sporties and Dynas in a model range of its own..."V Glides"
The valve adjustment thing is a non-issue for me as I have yet to come across a V Rod that actually needs the valves re-shimmed....that is the joy of shimmed valves, they last for like...ever.
I think a Fatbob with a V Rod motor would sell like hot cakes!
I also think that this scenario is quite likely to happen and sooner than you think and it will sit between Sporties and Dynas in a model range of its own..."V Glides"
Last edited by Spanners39; 12-05-2013 at 03:01 PM.
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