Harley-Davidson Models

This performance-oriented V-Rod variant was introduced for the 2007 model year as the Night Rod Special, bringing a darker, more aggressive look to Harley-Davidson’s Revolution-powered street cruiser family. It was po...

Harley-Davidson’s Night Rod Special was the more aggressive, blacked-out member of the liquid-cooled VRSC family, created to give the V-Rod concept a harder drag-style look and a lower, more custom stance. The ABS-equ...

This ABS-equipped member of the VRSC performance-cruiser family appeared for the 2008 model year as the anti-lock-brake version of the blacked-out, drag-strip-inspired street bike introduced in the mid-2000s. It carri...

The Night Train was Harley-Davidson’s factory-custom Softail cruiser, introduced during the 1998 model year as a mid-year addition to the Softail lineup. It used the FXSTB designation and was positioned as a darker, s...

This nameplate first appeared for the 2008 model year as a darker, leaner take on Harley-Davidson’s long-running Sportster family. The original version was part of the air-cooled Sportster era and was positioned as a ...

This model nameplate first appeared for the 2023 model year, when Harley-Davidson expanded its redesigned middleweight Nightster line with a more road-ready, passenger-capable version of the new liquid-cooled Sportste...

Harley-Davidson introduced this adventure-touring nameplate for the 2021 model year, marking a major expansion beyond the company’s traditional cruiser and touring lineup. It was developed as a purpose-built, on- and ...

Introduced for the 2021 model year, this adventure-touring nameplate marked Harley-Davidson’s entry into a segment long dominated by European and Japanese rivals. The Special variant arrived alongside the standard Pan...

This police-duty touring nameplate traces back to the mid-1980s, when Harley-Davidson began cataloging the police version of its Electra Glide for the 1984 1/2 model year. It was developed from the company’s long-runn...

This police touring nameplate was introduced in late 1984 as Harley-Davidson’s factory-built pursuit version of the FXR platform, bringing the company’s sportier chassis architecture into law-enforcement service. It w...

Harley-Davidson added the Police Road Glide as a law-enforcement-oriented member of its Touring family for the 2009 model year. It brought the distinctive frame-mounted Road Glide fairing into police service, giving a...

Harley-Davidson introduced its police-duty touring variant in the late 1990s, alongside the brand’s broader FL police lineup. By 1997, the company was already publishing owner’s and service literature for the police R...

Harley-Davidson has used the Revival name on limited-edition, heritage-focused motorcycles rather than on a long-running mainstream model line. The nameplate first appeared in model year 2021 on the Electra Glide Revi...

Harley-Davidson used this sidecar nameplate for its FXR-based outfit in the mid-1980s, with official owner documentation covering the 1985-1989 model years. Harley-Davidson later issued a separate manual for the 1991 ...

This Harley-Davidson touring nameplate first appeared for the 1998 model year as the FLTR/FLTRI Road Glide, joining the brand’s long-distance Touring family with a distinctive frame-mounted fairing and a more wind-che...

The Road Glide 3 is Harley-Davidson’s three-wheeled touring model built around the Road Glide’s frame-mounted Sharknose fairing and long-distance road-trip mission. It first appeared for the 2024 model year as part of...

This nameplate was introduced for the 2010 model year as a more custom-styled version of Harley-Davidson’s Road Glide touring bagger, identified by the FLTRX designation. It kept the model’s frame-mounted sharknose fa...

This shark-nose, frame-mounted touring bagger was the 103-cubic-inch version of Harley-Davidson’s custom-styled Road Glide variant, introduced for the 2012 model year. It paired the Road Glide’s fixed front fairing an...

The Road Glide Limited arrived for the 2020 model year as Harley-Davidson’s long-haul, two-up touring bagger positioned above the standard Road Glide in comfort and equipment. It brought the familiar frame-mounted Sha...

Introduced for the 2015 model year, this touring bagger was Harley-Davidson’s premium, fully equipped take on the Road Glide formula. It arrived as part of the company’s Project RUSHMORE-era update, which focused on i...

The Road Glide ST arrived for the 2022 model year as Harley-Davidson’s performance-focused take on the shark-nose touring bagger formula. Built around the Road Glide’s frame-mounted fairing and long-distance touring l...

This Harley-Davidson touring nameplate first appeared for the 2011 model year as a fully equipped, frame-faired long-distance motorcycle aimed at riders who wanted the wind protection and road-going character of the R...

This Harley-Davidson touring nameplate first appeared for the 2011 model year as a long-distance, fully faired Road Glide variant aimed at riders who wanted the Road Glide’s frame-mounted shark-nose fairing with a mor...

Introduced for the 1994 model year, this Harley-Davidson touring nameplate was created as a stripped-down, windshield-and-saddlebags bagger that deliberately echoed earlier big-twin touring motorcycles, especially the...