Harley-Davidson Models

This nameplate arrived for the 2011 model year as Harley-Davidson’s low-seat, easy-reach Sportster entry. It was introduced as the first SuperLow variant in the XL Sportster family, built around the brand’s familiar a...

Introduced for the 2002 model year, this nameplate marked a factory road-focused take on the long-running Sportster family, with Harley-Davidson positioning it as a tribute to the company’s racing heritage. It arrived...

The XLH designation was introduced by Harley-Davidson in 1959 as the street-oriented Sportster H, following the debut of the XL Sportster line in 1957. Early XLH models sat at the more road-focused end of the Sportste...

This nameplate belongs to Harley-Davidson’s long-running Sportster line, but in this form it specifically identifies the 883cc Evolution-era standard model introduced for the 1986 model year. Harley-Davidson launched ...

Harley-Davidson introduced this Sportster nameplate for model year 1986, when the line adopted the Evolution engine in 883cc and 1100cc forms. The 1100cc version was the larger-displacement Sportster of the first Evol...

Introduced for the 1983 model year, this was Harley-Davidson’s stripped-down Sportster variant aimed at riders who wanted the classic small-displacement Harley look with minimal trim and a lower price of entry. It arr...

Introduced for the 1983 model year, this limited-production Harley-Davidson was the company’s street-going interpretation of its XR flat-track racing heritage. Rather than being a new family of motorcycles, it was a h...

Harley-Davidson introduced this Sportster-based performance model as a street-oriented tribute to the company’s dirt-track racing heritage and the XR750 in particular. First shown as a prototype in 2006, it reached pr...

This model was introduced as a sharper, more track-focused evolution of Harley-Davidson’s XR1200 concept. It carried the company’s flat-track-inspired styling cues from the XR750 racing lineage, but aimed to make that...