2001 Harley-Davidson CVO Switchblade

This distinctive 2001 Harley-Davidson CVO Switchblade is a limited edition motorcycle crafted with exquisite attention to detail. Hailing from the United States and specifically located in Florida, this vehicle is not only a powerful symbol of American craftsmanship but also a testament to the skill and artistry associated with vintage Harleys. Built on the robust FXDWG2 model series, it incorporates unique features such as Lightning Star wheels, a chin spoiler, and a quarter fairing, setting it apart from its contemporaries like the regular Wide Glide models. Under its sleek Scarlet Red paintjob adorned with 23-carat gold-leaf flame graphics lies an 88ci (1450cc) V-twin engine, offering plenty of thrust through five forward gears. It's a classic example of Harley-Davidson's renowned Twin Cam engine lineage from this era, providing approximately 79 horsepower at its peak and a whopping 76 lb-ft of torque for effortless acceleration. Classified as a Class 1A vehicle with a permissible gross weight of 3,000 lbs or less (1,360 kg or less), this Switchblade was assembled in the motorcycle enthusiast's mecca of York, Pennsylvania. Despite its impressive power output and distinctive appearance, it retains several safety features without compromising on comfort. However, unlike some modern models, it does not come equipped with advanced safety technology like a blind-spot monitor or a forward collision warning system. This Harley-Davidson CVO Switchblade is not only a captivating work of art but also a statement piece for any discerning motorcyclist's collection.

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