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The A, D, DX and F all have different handlebar heights and grip angles. Pegs (mid on older models) and forward on all newer models. Seat height varies from model and model year. Long way of saying all three are different depending on model and year.
Don't forget the B and the R. The R being the most different of all the V-rods.
Then there was the X and SE, both performance bikes.
And lastly, the Destoyer. Pure drag bike sold only a bill of sale.
Don't confuse the D and DX. They are totally different bikes.
nevermind I just googled it.. 30 grand and only 97 pounds of torqe ? what a peice of junk !
You need to watch a little more drag racing. The Destoyers have been dominating their NHRA class for about 3 years now. A showroom floor racer will lose a lot of races. You have to add your own power.
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