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2002 Honda Vtx on 2040-motos

US $18000
YearYear:2002 MileageMileage:8 ColorColor: Purple
Location:

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
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Honda VTX photos

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Honda VTX tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1,800 TypeType:Cruiser For Sale ByFor Sale By:Dealer

Honda VTX description

2002 Honda VTX 1800 

One of the Most Desirable Motorcycles
Extremely Durable - Extremely Reliable - Extremely Fast
Only 8k Original Miles!

Monster 1800cc V-Twin Engine
0-60 in Just Over 3 Seconds

Handles Excellently
Very Comfortable - Very Forgiving
Excellent Riding Position

Shaft Driven
Reliable and Efficient Fuel Injection
No Carburetors or Choke to Deal with

Excellent Paint and Body in Like-new Condition
Flawless Vance and Hines Pipes
Excellent Sound and Response

Brand-new Battery with Less Than 1 Hour

Equipped with Optional Windscreen and Backrest
Both Easily Removable if Desired

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INTRODUCED WITH THE 2002 MODEL YEAR, IT WAS ALMOST INSTANTANEOUS THAT THE VTX QUICKLY BECAME ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR CRUISERS IN AMERICA. WITH ITS COMBINATION OF GOOD LUCKS, UNBELIEVABLE AMOUNTS OF POWER AND BULLETPROOF RELIABILITY, IT HAD THE PERFECT FORMULA FOR WHAT MADE A PERFECT BIKE.

WITH A TRUE 1800CC ENGINE, THIS MOTOR IS A BRUTE. YOU KNOW THOSE CARS YOU BUY TODAY WITH 1.6 LITER ENGINES? WELL AN 1800CC ENGINE IS A 1.8 LITER ENGINE. THAT'S RIGHT. THIS BIKE HAS A BIGGER MOTOR THAN A HONDA CIVIC, YET AT ONLY 720 POUNDS WET, WEIGHS 1/4TH AS MUCH.

COMPARED TO A CAR, THIS BIKES 120 HORSE POWER AND 100 LB FEET OF TORQUE MAY SEEM FAIRLY MODEST, BUT WHEN YOU TAKE ITS RELATIVELY LIGHT WEIGHT INTO CONSIDERATION, YOU HAVE A FORMULA THAT PUTS THIS CRUISER SQUARELY IN SUPERCAR PERFORMANCE TERRITORY.  AS A STOCK MOTORCYCLE FROM THE FACTORY, THE VTX 1800 WILL RUN THE 1/4 MILE IN JUST OVER 12 SECONDS AND SPRINTS TO 60 MPH IN JUST OVER 3.

NOW ALL THIS MIGHT ADD UP TO SEEM LIKE A WILD BIKE WITH UNRULY ROAD MANNERS, BUT IT'S HARDLY THE CASE. IN FACT, THE VTX 1800 IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE MOST ENJOYABLE AND EASY TO MANAGE BIKES ON THE ROAD FOR. WITH A LOW CENTER OF GRAVITY AND WELL ENGINEERED LAYOUT AND CONTROLS, EVERYTHING FALLS NICELY IN PLACE FOR AN EXHILARATING BUT COMPLETELY CONTROLLED EXPERIENCE ON THE OPEN ROAD.

ADD IN THE BULLETPROOF RELIABILITY OF THIS HONDA MOTORCYCLE, ELECTRIC START, DIGITAL GAUGES, 50 MPG ECONOMY, WATER COOLED ENGINE AND RELIABLE DRIVESHAFT DRIVEN DRIVETRAIN, AND IT TRULY IS THE PERFECT MOTORCYCLE, AND AT A FRACTION OF IT'S ORIGINAL $14,000 PRICE TAG.

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 --- You Simply Won't Find a Cruiser as Nice as This One ---

- Extremely Popular and Proven Model -

- A Pristine Example That Has Been Immaculately Maintained -

- As Nice in Person as It is In The Photos -

- Low Reserve - 


-Spring Garden Motor Company-

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