2003 Honda VTX

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The Honda VTX 1800 is a monster. This incredible cruiser sports a huge engine (it’s bigger than the engine in a Honda Civic!), other state-of-the-art features, and seriously sexy styling. This is definitely not a beginner’s ride. The VTX 1800 is for those who want serious power in an extremely attractive package. Specs and Features The focal point of the Honda VTX 1800 is, obviously, its engine: a liquid-cooled 1795cc V-twin. This provides a quarter-mile acceleration of 12.3 seconds, crossing the line at 105.5mph. An engine this powerful deserved some new brakes and throttle, so Honda updated its linking brake feature and improved the throttle with its Programmed Fuel Injection system. And in the interest of keeping this 758lb (weight with a full 4.5-gallon tank) behemoth civil, the VTX1800 is wonderfully comfortable to sit on and very manageable in traffic. And the sultry curves of its truly beautiful styling make this motorcycle look as good as it deserves to. Design History The VTX 1800 was introduced in 2002 and was the first in the VTX series, which was inspired by the Zodia concept from the 1995 Tokyo Motor show. At the time, the bike’s power plant was the largest displacement production V-twin engine on the planet, sporting the largest pistons ever produced for a motorcycle or car. While the displacement race rages on today, the 1800 VTX was a milestone. Braided cables, custom seats- driver/passenger, customized painting, saddle bags, added engine cooler, many chrome accessories