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The Sport class includes the Nightster, Nightster Special and the Sportster S.
Harley-Davidson only calls the Sportster S Sportster, it is the really sporty one in this class. Both Nightster models are not weak motorcycles, but I wouldn't call them sporty. The Nightster models are equipped with the 975 T Revolution Max engine and 90 HP and are extremely easy to drive and operate. The adjustable driving mode is a very good companion, so you can drive safely in the rain or enjoy a more sporty ride. The Sportster S is really sporty, with the 1250 T Revolution Max engine and 122 hp. She is really very agile and sporty; The 1250 T is particularly designed for torque.
The Harley-Davidson Cruiser model series is the most successful series that covers a wide range.
The most popular models are the Sport Glide and the Street Bob. Both are in high demand and are very easy to drive versions, which is probably an important factor in addition to the design. The Sport Glide has the 107 Milwaukee-Eight engine and is a real all-rounder and the Street Bob just looks really good. Classics like the Fat Boy, Breakout or the Heritage are a bit heavier and in a class of their own. As the best long-distance tourer, the Harley-Davidson Heritage Classic 114 a top recommendation from Harleysite. In this detailed driving report you can read why this model is particularly suitable for long journeys.
The Harley-Davidson Adventure Class is a selection of Pan America 1250 models designed for riders who enjoy going off the beaten path and seeking the freedom of on-road adventure.
These travel enduros are characterized by their versatility and offer a comfortable seating position especially with the Sundowner saddle, for long rides and the flexibility to ride both on the road and on unpaved paths. Their robust construction and very good suspension make them ideal for various surfaces.
The Pan America is the Camelion among the Harley-Davidson models; with little effort you can completely change the appearance of the Pan America.
There are plenty of accessories for the adventure bike, a very special extra is the ARH chassis that lowers automatically if you want to stop at a traffic light, for example, but this must be ordered directly from the factory.
The Adventure class from Harley-Davidson is equipped with the powerful 1250 Revolution Max engine, which offers enough power for both longer tours and demanding off-road riding.
The evolution of the touring models to “Grand American Touring”
The legendary touring models are familiar to every Harley-Davidson lover.
These motorcycles are known for their comfort, performance and distinctive design. The models formerly known as Touring now fill the “Grand American Touring” category. Harley-Davidson's touring models have a long history and have always been synonymous with limitless cruising and ultimate comfort on the road. With their powerful engines, generous storage options and extensive features, they are the first choice for touring riders who can easily offer their passenger a comfortable space to explore the countries together.
Icons Collection:
Harley-Davidson's Icons Collection pays tribute to the legendary motorcycles that have left an indelible mark on the brand's history.
These are limited-edition models that celebrate iconic designs and significant milestones in Harley-Davidson history. Each motorcycle in the Icons Collection is a piece of living history, carefully crafted to reflect the spirit of the original model while incorporating modern technology and performance enhancements.
Riders and collectors appreciate the Icons Collection for its attention to detail, vintage aesthetics and references to Harley-Davidson's heritage.
These motorcycles often feature unique paint jobs, logos, and design elements reminiscent of the Harley-Davidson era. Enthusiast Collection:
The Enthusiast Collection is aimed at Harley-Davidson enthusiasts who love custom wheels, exhaust systems or distinctive paint jobs.
The Enthusiast Collection offers exactly that. They are limited and remain unique in their own way. In summary, Harley-Davidson's Enthusiast Collection celebrates the brand's rich history with limited-edition models.
The Harley-Davidson Trike Class: Stability and Comfort on Three Wheels
The Harley-Davidson Trike Class consists of motorcycles that are based on three wheels and offer a more stable riding platform than traditional two-wheelers.
Harley-Davidson's trike class places emphasis on comfort. The seating position is often more upright, which makes longer journeys more comfortable. They also often offer generous storage space for luggage, which is ideal for touring. Trikes are equipped with powerful V-twin engines that provide adequate acceleration and performance.
However, they tend to be slightly heavier than traditional motorcycles, which can affect agility. Even in the trike class, Harley-Davidson brings out a CVO model from time to time. While there is still the Road Glide 3 in the USA, you can find the Freewheeler and the Tri Glide Ultra on the European market. The main difference between the two models is their design and the Tri Glide Ultra is the perfect tourer if your partner wants to be there too.
Each year, Harley-Davidson releases a limited number of CVO models featuring exclusive paint and details. If you want to own something exclusive, there is no way around the CVO models. CVO stands for “Custom Vehicle Operations”, and these motorcycles are the epitome of the Harley-Davidson premium class. From high-quality leather seats to limited paint finishes and various parts from the custom series, CVO have always been something very special.
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