VTX 1800

The VTX features the classic lines of retro styling flowing around a sparkling V-twin engine that delivers big power to tour the country, or set out down the road with no particular destination in mind.

REVIEW:

Wherever way you like to travel, the VTX lets you sit back and enjoy the scenery.

Impeccable detailing reveals the strong influence of earlier times in the shapes of its deeply balanced fenders, wide, saddle-type seat, and large, curvaceous fuel tank topped by a sparkling chrome instrument display. The VTX engine provides an indescribable feel. Beautifully chromed dual exhaust pipes present the accompaniment as every detail glitters in polished metal and chrome.

Colour options:
Black, Red (Bloodstone Red Metallic)

Other options:

MODEL HISTORY

The concept of the VTX started as early as 1995, although the actual design process began in 1996. Honda designers were given a clean sheet of paper to design the nastiest and gnarliest machine around. Of course, a product of that nature doesn't just pop into a person's mind. Usually, inspiration is required and in this case, it came in the form of a 1995 concept bike, the Zodia that made its rounds throughout the world as a well-received motorcycle show spectacle. Long and low with inverted forks, dual-chromed shocks and sleek chrome-hooded headlight, the VTX designers make no bones about what bike they drew inspiration from.