Harley-Davidson V-Rod: specs and comparison

Harley-Davidson V-Rod (Cruiser, 2008-2012): 1247 cc engine, 92 kW / 123 bhp, 305 kg, seat height 688 mm. Licence: Full A only.

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Harley-Davidson V-Rod2008-2012 · 1247 cc · 92 kW

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Generations

VRSCAW 1250 (2008-2012)

Years2008-2012
TypeCruiser
LicenceFull A only
Engine1247 cc, 2 cyl.
Power92 kW / 123 bhp
Weight305 kg (wet or dry not stated)
Seat height688 mm
Max loadno data
ABSABS optional
Drive / gearboxbelt, manual
Tank19 l
Fuel use42 mpg (6.8 l/100 km)
Range on one tank150 miles
Used price (estimate)£10,400 - £12,800

VRSCA (2002-2006)

Years2002-2006
TypeCruiser
LicenceFull A only
Engine1131 cc, 2 cyl.
Power84.6 kW / 113 bhp
Weight284 kg (wet or dry not stated)
Seat height688 mm
Max loadno data
ABSno ABS
Drive / gearboxbelt, manual
Tank14 l
Fuel use38 mpg (7.5 l/100 km)
Range on one tank100 miles
Used price (estimate)£8,500 - £10,500

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Why it's worth it

  • Engine with real character
  • Smooth, predictable power
  • Holds its value well
  • Low seat: up to 780 mm

Watch out

  • Expensive parts
  • Not great for a passenger
  • Heavy: 230 kg or more

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Questions

Is the Harley-Davidson V-Rod A2-legal?

No: 92 kW is over 70 kW, so it cannot be restricted for A2. It needs a full A licence.

What is the seat height of the Harley-Davidson V-Rod?

688 mm. Whether you reach the ground also depends on the seat width: the finder estimates it from your height and inside leg.

How much does the Harley-Davidson V-Rod weigh?

305 kg (wet or dry not stated).

What is the fuel use and range of the Harley-Davidson V-Rod?

About 42 mpg (6.8 l/100 km); with the 19 l tank that is roughly 150 miles (240 km) before the fuel light comes on.

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