Tuesday, August 2, 2011

2006 Harley-Davidson VRXSE Screamin Eagle V-Rod pictures

Harley-Davidson Pictures, 1600 x 1200 pixels
2006 Harley-Davidson VRXSE Screamin Eagle V-Rod



- Rider accommodations include a mini instrument panel, forward race-position risers and a drag handlebar, handlebar controls designed for drag racing, and include an emergency shut-off tether. Rear-set footpegs and a brake lever are positioned on the swingarm. The race seat features a high-rise back cushion. The Screamin' Eagle Destroyer features an Electric Orange and Black paint scheme -

Specifications


VRXSE Screamin' Eagle V-Rod Destroyer features:


1300cc (79 cid) Big Bore Revolution Racing Powertrain:
105 mm bore x 75 mm stroke
Stroker crankshaft
Modified engine cases
High-strength ductile iron cylinder sleeves
Forged high-compression pistons
High-flow racing cylinder heads and racing valve train
Deep oil pan
High lift/duration cams
58 mm throttle bodies
with velocity stacks
Racing transmission with MTC multi-stage lock up clutch and electric-over-air shifting
Ceramic-coated 2-into-1 exhaust with turn-out collector
14.0:1 compression ratio

Racing wheels:
Front: 3 x 18 wheel with 3 x 18 Dunlop Screamin' Eagle slick tire
Rear: 6 x 18 wheels with 7 x 25 Dunlop Screamin' Eagle slick tire
Single disc front brake
Solid rear struts

Wheelie bar with side panels
530 DRZ chain final drive
Friction steering damper
Braided, coated brake and clutch lines and control cables
Programmable shift light
Two-stage launch box linked to shift lever and ECM
Race-programmed ECM
Screamin' Eagle Race Tuner
Race-position riders and drag handlebar
Emergency shut-off tether
Rear-set footpegs and brake lever
Deep bucket seat
CVO Screamin' Eagle paint and graphics scheme in Electric Orange and Black




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