Harley-Davidson introduced this shrine-oriented special-edition touring model for the 2014 model year as a variant of the Ultra Limited, aimed at police, firefighter, and ceremonial/shrine club use rather than the standard retail touring audience. It carried the FLHTK base designation but added distinctive shrine-related trim and equipment, making it part of Harley-Davidson’s long tradition of building limited-purpose, organization-specific editions from its full-dress touring platform.
The model appears to have remained in production through the 2023 model year. Harley-Davidson service and VIN documentation continues to list the shrine variant in model-year references across that span, while the 2024 touring owner’s manual no longer includes it, suggesting the run ended after 2023. That gives the nameplate a single continuous production period from its debut through its apparent discontinuation.
In Harley-Davidson history, the shrine editions sit within the broader Electra Glide / Ultra Limited family, one of the brand’s best-known long-distance touring lines. The special edition is notable not for redefining the platform, but for adapting an already premium touring motorcycle into a niche ceremonial and organizational model with dedicated identification and presentation. For collectors and Harley enthusiasts, it represents one of the more specialized factory-offered variants built on the Ultra Limited foundation.