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LOT 101

2014 Harley-Davidson V-Rod Muscle VRSCF Frame no. 1HD1HPH12EC803528

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Lot 101

2014 Harley-Davidson V-Rod Muscle VRSCF

2014 Harley-Davidson V-Rod Muscle VRSCF
Frame no. 1HD1HPH12EC803528


76.1ci Water-Cooled DOHC V-Twin Motor
Electronic Fuel Injection
122bhp
5-Speed Manual Transmission
Inverted Front Fork and Spring Rear Wheel
2-Wheel 4-Caliper Disc Brakes with ABS

* The most developed iteration of the legendary V-Rod
* Nicely optioned example
* Fresh from long-term static display
* Porsche-designed V-twin



THE MOTORCYCLE OFFERED

The iconic V-Rod was Harley's first break from its long standing tradition of air-cooled V-twins. Introduced in 2001, it was the most sporting offering Harley had offered in years and included numerous innovations. Updated over its 16 years production run, it stands today as one of Harley's most iconic recent models.

At the heart of the V-Rod Muscle is a 1250cc liquid-cooled, DOHC Revolution V-Twin engine, developed in collaboration with Porsche. This powerhouse delivers an impressive 122 horsepower and 87 lb-ft of torque, ensuring explosive acceleration and smooth performance across the RPM range, and is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission.

The bike's aluminum frame and inverted front forks contribute to a rigid yet lightweight structure, enhancing handling and stability. Dual disc brakes with ABS deliver confident stopping power, while the wide 240mm rear tire ensures superior grip and a commanding presence.

Aggressively styled, it has a classic Harley look while appearing thoroughly modern and athletic at the same time.

This example is from the latter part of the V-Rod's production run. A 'V-Rod Muscle' is one of the most developed iterations of the model and includes features such as dual straight shot exhaust and cosmetic air rams. Finished in Hot Denim White with a black saddle, optional security system and wheels, as well as black saddle bags, it has been sparingly used and largely on static display for the last several years. Offered without a battery or key, it will require recommissioning prior to active use given its recent times off the road.

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