Honda VT 750 DC Black Widow 2004

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Designed around the idea of ​​“longer and lower”, the VT 750 DC Black Widow offers a stretched riding postion that puts the rider lower in the saddle than in any other great production custom to date. Its short handlebars and rebellious two-seater two-stage saddle surround a muscular fuel tank to create an unmistakable riding position meant to give a unique feeling of being one with the machine rather than just riding it.. Its large 19-inch radiated front wheel and picked-up rear mudguard accentuate the machine’s low-profile appearance. Its aggressive look is unfortunately not down to the bowels of the twin, too discreet. This black widow can sting but her venom is too diluted.

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Model marketed in

2000
2001
2002
2003
2004

Performances

• Max speed:
  about 160 km / h
• Consumption
  medium: 6 l

The technical aspect

Honda VT 750 DC Black Widow 2004

• Frame
• Frame: double steel cradle
• Tank: 13.4 liters
• Seat height: 675 mm
• Length: 2310 mm
• Width: 800 mm
• Height: 1,070 mm
• Wheelbase: 1640 mm
• Dry weight: 221 kg

• Train before
• Telehydraulic fork Ø 41 mm, deb: 108 mm
• 1 disc Ø 296 mm, 2 piston calipers
• Front wheel:

  110/80
  – 19

• Transmission
• 5 speed gearbox
• final by chain

• Rear axle
• 2 combined shock absorbers, deb: 80 mm
• 1 drum Ø 180 mm
• Rear wheel:

  160/80
  – 15

• Motor
• Twin cylinder
  in V at 52 °
  , 4 stroke
• Cooling: Liquid cooling
• 2 carburettors Ø 34 mm
• 1 ACT
• 3 valves per cylinder
• 745 cc
  (79 x 76 mm)
• 45
  ch
  at 5,500 rpm
• 6.50 mkg
  at 3000 rpm
• Weight ratio /
  power
  : 4.91
  kg / hp
• Compression: 9: 1
• Crit’air:

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