What does a neutral switch do on a motorcycle?
Technical information. Motorcycle manufacturers employ a neutral switch to supply information to the rider to inform them when neutral has been selected. With a gear lever that only moves up and down, neutral selection is not as obvious as when driving a car.
What kind of engine does Honda Shadow have?
Instead, a narrowish 150/80-16 Dunlop provides all the grip the Shadow’s mild V-Twin requires. Although the RS won’t win many bike-to-bike dragraces, its rider is rarely looking for more power. It excels when using its decent torque to easily outrun normal road traffic.
Is the Honda Shadow RS easy to ride?
But cruising along California’s Pacific Coast Highway on a sunny day aboard Honda ’s easy-to-ride new Shadow RS, we were reminded of the elemental experience of simply piloting a motorized two-wheeler that brings a smile to the face of all riders.
What’s the price of a Harley Davidson Shadow?
The Shadow RS is a fun and unintimidating ride. At $7,799, it’s fairly affordable, but it retails for more than Harley’s 883 Sportster which starts at $6,999.
What’s the price of a Honda Shadow Aero?
Still in production are the Shadow Aero and Shadow Spirit 750, both with a smaller MSRP of $6,999 but without the RS/Phantom’s fuel injection that vault their MSRPs to $7,799 and $7,999, respectively. Of the four 745cc Shadows, this new RS holds the most appeal in our eyes.
Are there any aftermarket parts for a Honda Shadow?
Along with custom and OEM parts, we carry a full line of Honda Shadow aftermarket parts from top bike brands, as well as OEM parts for your ride. The Shadow has been a popular model for many years.
What kind of Lights do I need for a Honda Shadow?
J&P has the perfect Honda Shadow driving lights to fit your bike’s design scheme. We even have Honda Shadow fog lights. For your next set of Honda Shadow taillights or Honda Shadow headlights, shop all the top brands available at J&P like Headwinds, Kuryakyn, Custom Dynamics, K&S, and lots more.
What’s the EPA rating for a Honda Shadow RS?
Despite their old-school looks, they do a decent job of slowing the Shadow within its humble performance limits. As with the Phantom, the Shadow RS also receives a Keihin fuel-injection system new to Honda’s 745cc V-Twin. Although no gain is power is claimed, the injected mill is efficient enough to earn an EPA rating of 56 mpg.
Where did the Honda Shadow RS come from?
Trivia tidbit: Despite the distinctly American theme of the Shadow RS, it was actually styled and developed in Japan for the domestic home market. When reps from American Honda saw it, they decided to import it to our shores. Europe wants it, too. The Shadow RS is a fun and unintimidating ride.