Harley-Davidson Models

This Harley-Davidson nameplate was introduced for the 1995 model year as the Bad Boy, a factory-custom member of the Softail Springer family. It took the Springer front end and paired it with a stripped, blacked-out v...

This Harley-Davidson model nameplate appeared for the 1980 model year and ran through 1986 as part of the company’s FX family of factory custom Big Twin motorcycles. It arrived during the period when Harley-Davidson w...

Harley-Davidson introduced this nameplate as part of its all-new Street family for the 2015 model year, unveiling the smaller-displacement Street motorcycles in late 2013 and rolling them into dealerships as 2015-mode...

Harley-Davidson introduced this nameplate for the 2014 model year as part of a new Street family aimed at urban riders and newer motorcyclists. It was built around Harley-Davidson’s liquid-cooled Revolution X V-twin a...

This Harley-Davidson nameplate appeared in model-year 2023 as the Riding Academy version of the X 350 platform, identified in Harley-Davidson service documentation and parts catalogs alongside the standard X350. It wa...

Harley-Davidson introduced this nameplate for the 2018 model year as part of its redesigned Softail lineup, replacing the earlier Heritage Softail Classic identity with a cleaner, updated factory-custom interpretation...

This nameplate first appeared in 2018, when Harley-Davidson reshaped its Softail lineup and introduced a Heritage Classic variant fitted with the larger Milwaukee-Eight 114 powertrain. It was positioned as a modern ta...

This nameplate first appeared for model year 1986 as Harley-Davidson’s retro-inspired Softail cruiser, blending a hidden rear suspension with styling cues that echoed the company’s classic postwar touring bikes. Harle...

Introduced for the 1989 model year as the FLSTC, this Harley-Davidson softail cruiser was the more fully dressed evolution of the earlier FLST Heritage Softail theme, bringing a classic long-distance look to the compa...

This Softail-era Heritage Classic variant represents the Twin Cam 103 chapter of Harley-Davidson’s long-running FLSTC touring cruiser. Harley-Davidson’s own 2013 materials identify the Heritage Softail Classic with th...

This shrine-themed Heritage Softail Classic variant appears in Harley-Davidson’s Softail special-model listings beginning with the 2012 model year, where it is identified as the FLSTC 103 Shrine. It carried through th...

This shrine edition of Harley-Davidson’s Heritage Softail Classic appears to have been introduced for the 2007 model year and remained listed in Harley-Davidson Softail VIN/model-code tables through the 2014 model yea...

Introduced for the 1997 model year, this Softail-based cruiser revived Harley-Davidson’s classic Springer front-end look in a factory-built motorcycle aimed at riders who wanted old-school styling with modern producti...

This nameplate was introduced for the 2024 model year as part of Harley-Davidson’s Icons Motorcycle Collection, a series of limited-edition motorcycles that reinterpret landmark machines from the company’s past. The b...

This Sportster-branded model was introduced for the 2018 model year as a darker, more retro-flavored take on Harley-Davidson’s middleweight 1200cc platform. It joined the company’s Iron family as a companion to the Ir...

Introduced for the 2009 model year, this Sportster variant marked Harley-Davidson’s push toward a stripped-down, blacked-out factory custom look. It arrived as part of the brand’s Dark Custom direction and stood out a...

This factory-custom Harley-Davidson nameplate belonged to the FXR family, the company’s sportier rubber-mounted Big Twin line of the mid-1980s. It first appeared for the 1985 model year as a dressed-up, low-slung vari...

Harley-Davidson introduced the Low Rider nameplate in 1977 with the FXS Low Rider, a factory-built custom that captured the look and attitude of the late-1970s American cruiser scene. It stood out for its low stance, ...

Introduced for the 2022 model year, this Harley-Davidson nameplate was a numbered Icons Motorcycle Collection release built around the Low Rider platform and styled as a modern tribute to the brand’s sought-after FXRT...

This nameplate first appeared for the 2016 model year as a high-output, factory-custom variant of Harley-Davidson’s Dyna lineup. It was positioned as the darker, more aggressive sibling to the standard Low Rider, with...

Introduced for the 2022 model year, this nameplate brought Harley-Davidson’s Low Rider formula into a sport-touring direction for the Softail family. It paired the brand’s low-slung West Coast custom attitude with a f...

Harley-Davidson’s early military motorcycles trace back to the company’s first official U.S. military order in 1916, when bikes were supplied during the Mexican Border Conflict. That wartime work expanded quickly as t...

This military dual-purpose motorcycle was the Harley-badged continuation of a British-designed platform that had originated with the Armstrong MT500 program. After Harley-Davidson acquired the rights, the model was bu...

Harley-Davidson introduced this VRSC variant for the 2006 model year as the VRSCD Night Rod, expanding the Revolution-powered V-Rod family with a darker, more performance-focused take on the original power cruiser. It...