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2013 Harley-davidson Vrscdx - V-rod Night Rod Special on 2040-motos

$15,499
YearYear:2013 MileageMileage:0
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Bend, Oregon

Bend, OR
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Harley-Davidson VRSC description

2013 Harley-Davidson VRSCDX - V-Rod Night Rod Special, 2013 Harley-Davidson V-Rod Night Rod Special Double-Barrel Exhaust The Night Rod Special motorcycle proves that a performance exhaust can still be a beautiful set of pipes. The double-barrel exhaust features brushed finish dual mufflers, black end caps and exhaust shields. Performance and bold style erupt with every crack of the throttle. Fat Rear Tire Behold an ultra-fat, 240mm rear tire for a powerful, no-nonsense look and added grip. Harnessing explosive, off-the-line power, the rear tire on the Night Rod Special motorcycle enhances the pure dragster look with the sticky, high-performance tread you need for staying glued to the pavement. Low-Rise Handlebar Grab the slammed blacked-out drag-style handlebar for an aggressive riding position slightly forward and reminiscent of tearing up the racetrack, but easily within reach for plenty of riding comfort along with that attitude. Radiator Design Every inch of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle is created to sync up with the bike's overall look and performance. The Night Rod Special is no exception. As our very first liquid-cooled rides, we turned to styling to make sure the radiator on the V-Rod models became part of the design instead of an interruption to the flow of the eye. Premium Paint Up to two times thicker than the competition, custom quality paint comes standard on all Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Clearcoat layering up to five mils deep. Bigger metal flakes. Unique effects. Skimping simply is not in our vocabulary. Features may include: Streamlined Front End Fastback Tail Section Cast Aluminum Performance Wheel Revolution Engine Innovation Pure Harley-Davidson Styling Custom Power and Performance High Marks for Durability Artfully Hidden Technology Intuitive Controls

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