Street Rod
 

After 24 years of riding sportbikes i will be buying my first HD(Street Rod) I am looking for any feedback onit. Thanks!

RE: Street Rod
 

Congrats.......welcome from INDY

RE: Street Rod
 

Only feedback I can note is "Good Call!" It will exceed your expectations.

RE: Street Rod
 

Closest thing to a sportbike Harley makes. I think you'll be satisfied.

RE: Street Rod
 

I was gonna say after 24 years youre still ridinga sportbike

RE: Street Rod
 

I also have the opportunity to get a fair deal on a Street Rod. I now have a Warrior that I will trade in for it.

I was wonderin about the seating arraingment vs the seating arraingment on the Nightrod.

The Streetrod hgas a higher seat and low bars. Any corcenrs? Are there high rise double tt bars that would help there?

I also would like to put on a mini Faring, does the othe V-Rod faring fit?

Thanks.....

RE: Street Rod
 

Nevermind, I did a lot of research last night. It has more power 120hp, higher clearances and is meant to be a twisty road carver. Sounds like it is made for action. I like it! :)

RE: Street Rod
 

I am selling my StreetRod. The 120hp listed in specs are at crank. I have $5,000 in the engine with 150+hp at the crank. Iwas tuned to 130.2 wrhp. It will smoke any of the Screamin' Eagle bikes in dyno numbers and handling. I ride with R1s, FJRs, etc. and they are impressed with what the StreetRod is capable of. I am only selling mine because tomorrow is my son's birthday and he turns 7. I want to start taking him on long rides. So I am looking at going to a tour bike. I don't know if I can make that adjustment, but I am willing to try. Wife will not let me take him on the StreetRod, but she is more willing for him to ride on a GeezerGlide. If you are interested and serious, I am asking for what I owe and the bike is listed in the classified section.

RE: Street Rod for sale
 

I would rather sell my bike for less than I owe than to turn it in to the dealership at a even bigger lose and they turn around and sell it for a large profit. I owe $14,000. The Dealership charges $500 for the in-out fee. I am willing to roll that into the new bike I am getting. Thisis aone time only opprotunity.

I just gave the bike a tune-up so it's ready to go.

Call me asap if you have any interest at all at (210)559-3790 and I can give you more details.

~Scott