Harley Davidson VR1000 (1993)

The Harley-Davidson VR1000 – a machine born from the unyielding spirit of competition and innovation. Purpose-built for the unforgiving world of Superbike racing, this 1993 behemoth was crafted to dominate the upper echelons of street bike competition.

At its heart lies a revolutionary 60-degree V-twin engine, boasting 4-valve heads, Weber-USA electronic fuel injection, and liquid cooling. This potent combination unleashes a torrent of power, expertly managed by a multi-disc dry clutch and 5-speed transmission.

Riding the VR1000 is an immersive experience, with razor-sharp handling and braking response that rewards the skilled rider. The chassis, featuring a high-performance fork and six-piston brake calipers, provides an unwavering connection to the road.

This remarkable machine represents Harley-Davidson’s bold foray into purebred competition, and it’s a testament to their unwavering commitment to excellence – one that will forever leave its mark on the world of motorcycle racing.

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Features

• Purpose-built racing motorcycle from Harley-Davidson
• Double-overhead-cam, 60-degree V-twin engine
• 4-valve heads
• Weber-USA electronic fuel injection
• Liquid cooling
• Multi-disc dry clutch
• 5-speed transmission
• Penske inverted fork (on early models)
• Hlins fork with titanium-coated stanchions (on road model)
• Wilwood six-piston brake calipers (on early models)
• Carbon fiber body work
• Dry weight of 390lb (176.9kg)
• Price listed at $49,490