Honda Shadows Reliability?
I know its a Honda but does still have the same great reliability since its a V twin
My opinion is vtwins arnt the most reliable motor designs to begin with, but japanese bikes are generally built well and last quite awhile… The larger lower rpm ones will be more reliable than a smaller one to imo…
I think they are among the most reliable motorcycles ever made! V-twins should be more reliable than fours because they're simpler, fewer moving parts, and they're not highly stressed like a high-performance engine.
Look how many Honda Shadows are out there. They are a very dependable bike. If someone is a beginner and looking for a good used bike I always recommend buying a Honda Shadow.
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