$9,250
Kissimmee, Florida
Category
-
Engine
1,800 cc
Posted Over 1 Month
2005 Honda VTX1800S2 with tons of Aftermarket Accessories. Only has 10,251 miles. The ride on this bike is amazing and in my opinion on long hauls is much more comfortable than any other bike. This is a lot of bike for the price. Aftermarket Accessories:¿Power Commander III (Dyno tested and tuned)¿Kuryakyn Pro-R Hypercharger¿Cobra Exhaust¿Hondaline Performance Windshield¿Hondaline Neo-Retro Backrest¿Leatherlyke Hard Saddle Bags¿PIAA Honda Neo-Retro Highway Lights¿PIAA Extreme White H4 Aftermarket Headlight¿Cycle Sounds RockBox (Radio – FM/AM – 6 presets, USB, Aux, Temp, and Clock)¿Cycle Sounds 3in Premium Speaker System (Can easily here with a full face going over 65 mph)¿Hondaline Windshield Bag¿Kuryakyn Motorcycle Cover¿Wolo Aftermarket Air HornAt first glance, the Honda VTX 1800S's most noticeable feature is its size. This bike was constructed with experienced riders in mind, as it is solidly built and weighs in at a 750 pounds dry, with a wheelbase of 67.5 inches. Furthermore, a 27.3-inch seat height gives the driver a clear view of the open road, while detachable passenger seating allows a companion to hop on the motorcycle and come along for a ride. While the 2005 Honda VTX's large frame gives it a powerful presence, the bike's suspension and steering allow for an easy ride on the road. The Honda VTX 1800S comes equipped with an inverted fork front suspension and 5.1 inches of front travel, combined with a twin-sided swing arm rear suspension and 3.9 inches of rear travel to create a smooth ride, regardless of road conditions. A pair of rear shock absorbers helps the Honda VTX 1800S handle tough terrain.Beyond the bike's suspension and steering, the 2005 Honda 1800S's tires, wheels, and brakes only enhance the riding experience. This motorcycle has a 150/80 R17 front tire and 180/70 R16 rear tire, which combine with a pair of aluminum, tubeless wheels to provide a smooth drive for riders of all experience levels. A linked braking system connects the bike's 11.7-inch dual disc front brakes with its 12.5-inch disc rear brakes, allowing riders to make smooth stops, even when cruising at top speeds.No discussion of the 2005 Honda VTX 1800S would be complete without a conversation about its powerful four-stroke engine. The bike comes equipped with a 17955cc, V-Twin, SOHC engine, with 3.98 x 4.41 inches of bore and stroke, and a 9:1 compression ratio, all of which helps create the VTX 1800's 106 bhp horsepower and 120 lb-ft of torque. This motorcycle also has an electric starter, while a five-speed manual transmission allows riders to cruise in and out of traffic at speeds most comfortable to them.Finally, beyond its standard specifications, the 2005 Honda VTX 1800S also comes with a number of additional bodywork and instrumentation features. The bike is equipped with exterior covers and guards to help protect its steel frame from outside elements, while front and rear fenders pr
