The 2012 Boss Hoss BHC-3 LS 300 offers a slightly less extreme experience than its larger-engined counterparts, while still retaining the Boss Hoss DNA. It's powered by a 4807cc V8 engine producing 305.1 ft-lbs of torque. It maintains the automatic gearbox for ease of use, and weighs in at 1100 pounds. Up front are inverted forks with adjustable preload, and the seat height is a fairly low 26.5 inches.
Like other Boss Hoss models, the BHC-3 LS 300 is designed for cruising. The 8.5-gallon fuel tank ensures ample range, and the comfortable seat makes longer rides enjoyable. Dual front disc brakes with dual 4-piston calipers provide sufficient stopping power.
This model appeals to riders who want the Boss Hoss experience but find the larger engines a bit overwhelming. It's still a powerful and attention-grabbing machine, but with slightly more manageable performance. The BHC-3 LS 300 is ideal for cruising and making a statement without sacrificing too much comfort or control.
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