The Harley-Davidson VRSC (V-twin racing street custom), or V-Rod, is a line of V-twin cruiser motorcycles made by Harley-Davidson from 2002 until 2017. They are often called muscle bikes for their relatively high power output. Find Harley-Davidson V-Rod Motorcycles for sale near you by motorcycle dealers and private sellers on Motorcycles on Autotrader. See prices, photos and find dealers near you. Cycle Trader has over 141 Harley-Davidson V-rod motorcycles for you to choose from. Our listings include 1 new and 140 used Harley-Davidson V-rod motorcycles, sold across 117 dealers and owners. Most Harley-Davidson V-rod motorcycles are priced from $4,995 to $12,696, though most are around $7,999. Low Mileage 2004 Harley-Davidson® V-Rod® - Black Frame Sandusky, MI 5K mi • 4,910 2003 Harley-Davidson® V-Rod® Wildwood, FL 30K mi • 4,995 2002 Harley-Davidson® V-Rod® Cortland, OH 50K mi • 4,995 · This is a complete model history and buyer’s guide for one of the oddest but coolest motorcycles around: the V-Rod, also known as the VRSC, or by one of its sub model names (below). Find used and H-D Certified V-Rod motorcycles on the HD-1 Marketplace. Shop bikes by year, mileage, price & color. · The 'V' signifies the motorcycle's V-twin engine, known for its performance and distinctive sound, while 'Rod' evokes a sense of speed and strength. Enthusiasts see it as a tribute to both classic and modern designs, symbolizing freedom on the open road. Low Mileage 2004 Harley-Davidson® V-Rod® - Black Frame Sandusky, MI 5K mi • 4,910 2003 Harley-Davidson® V-Rod® Wildwood, FL 30K mi • 4,995 2002 Harley-Davidson® V-Rod® Cortland, OH 50K mi • 4,995 · This is a complete model history and buyer’s guide for one of the oddest but coolest motorcycles around: the V-Rod, also known as the VRSC, or by one of its sub model names (below). Find used and H-D Certified V-Rod motorcycles on the HD-1 Marketplace. Shop bikes by year, mileage, price & color. · The 'V' signifies the motorcycle's V-twin engine, known for its performance and distinctive sound, while 'Rod' evokes a sense of speed and strength. Enthusiasts see it as a tribute to both classic and modern designs, symbolizing freedom on the open road.
