The FXDR has 90 horsepower. The FXDR can achieve a top speed of around mph. The most powerful Harley-Davidson motorcycle ever produced was a custom motorcycle made for specialized purposes.
It was called the Easyriders Streamliner and had to be handled by a driver who specialized in drag racing. That driver was Dave Campos. The unique bike was 7 meters long and completely enclosed, looking less like a Harley-Davidson cruiser than an oversized bullet on wheels.
Due to its specialized design, as well as its two separate cc engines, the Easyriders Streamliner was able to reach a recording-breaking speed of mph. This was the overall record for a motorcycle for 16 years; however, this speed would be neither desirable nor attainable for the average Harley-Davidson enthusiast! Most of the time, the average buyer is looking for something much closer to the old-fashioned type of Harley-Davidson cruiser that you would see in the movies.
Rather than the fastest models, the most widely regarded Harley-Davidson motorcycles tend to be the ones that are the most unique and attractive in their designs.
This motorcycle was quite the spectacle, being the longest bike that Harley had ever produced at the time, as well as featuring dual exhausts. These extensive upgrades resulted in an absolute beast of a drag bike. It produced over horsepower and managed to get through the quarter-mile in under nine seconds. The combination of presence and raw power makes the Harley Davidson V-Rod an intimidating foe for any sportbike.
Released in , the V-Rod Destroyer was the fastest accelerating Harley at the time. Getting from zero to sixty in about three and a half seconds, it's still a competitive drag racing bike today. While most Harleys are made for comfortable cruises on a Sunday afternoon, the Destroyer comes from the factory ready for a weekend of dominating the dragstrip. Though it might look a lot like a normal V-Rod, the Destroyer has extensive modifications to nearly every part of the bike.
From a special race-programmed ECM to the dyno-tuned velocity stacks, it is a serious threat out on the drag strip. The bike even comes with a wheelie bar, perhaps as a warning to riders to respect the power of the Destroyer.
With the release of Harley Davidson's new Livewire , the company has set its sights making a modern EV sportbike. Though Harley is known primarily for their antiquated pushrod V-twins, the Livewire is completely electric, giving it instant torque and a very quick three second 0 to 60 time.
That kind of acceleration can give even the mighty Destroyer a run for its money, at least for the first few seconds of a race.
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