Harley-Davidson Models

Harley-Davidson introduced this factory-custom three-wheeler for the 2020 model year as part of its Custom Vehicle Operations lineup, expanding the company’s trike family with a premium, limited-style touring model. I...

Introduced for the 2006 model year, this factory-custom touring nameplate represented Harley-Davidson’s high-end CVO treatment of the Ultra Classic Electra Glide platform. It sat at the top of the brand’s long-distanc...

Harley-Davidson introduced the CVO Ultra Classic Electra Glide as part of its factory Custom Vehicle Operations lineup for the 2006 model year. It sat at the top of the touring range as a premium, limited-production v...

This factory-customized performance cruiser first appeared for the 2005 model year as a limited-production, premium take on the liquid-cooled V-Rod platform. It was built during the early years of the brand’s Custom V...

Harley-Davidson’s factory-custom V-Rod program reached a second-year limited edition for the 2006 model year, building on the original CVO/Screamin’ Eagle V-Rod introduced in 2005. This version sat within the VRSC fam...

Introduced for the 2026 model year, this nameplate marks a new U.S.-market cruiser in the manufacturer’s lineup rather than a long-running revival of an older badge. The bike was launched in July 2026 and positioned a...

This Harley-Davidson cruiser revived a classic badging idea for the modern Softail era when it appeared for the 2005 model year. The nameplate drew on the brand’s long-running taste for nostalgic styling, but it was p...

This FXR-based limited-edition touring variant first appeared for the 1984 model year and is documented in Harley-Davidson service and parts references through 1986, indicating a short, continuous production run. It w...

Harley-Davidson introduced this convertible Dyna-based cruiser for the 1994 model year, giving riders a factory-built mix of everyday solo riding and light touring flexibility. It arrived as part of the company’s move...

This Harley-Davidson nameplate arrived for the 2008 model year as part of the Dyna family and became one of the lineup’s most visually distinctive cruisers. It took the factory’s long-running Dyna formula and pushed i...

The Dyna Low Rider nameplate first appeared for the 1993 model year, when Harley-Davidson added the Low Rider to its new Dyna chassis line. It carried the classic Low Rider idea into the rubber-mounted Big Twin era, p...

The Dyna Street Bob was Harley-Davidson’s stripped-down bobber interpretation within the Dyna family, introduced for the 2006 model year. It arrived as part of the company’s broader Dyna lineup and quickly became know...

The plain FXD Super Glide entered Harley-Davidson’s Dyna family in the mid-1990s as the base version of the line, carrying the Super Glide name into the new chassis that the company introduced for Dyna models. Harley-...

This limited-edition Dyna was offered only for the 2006 model year as a commemorative tribute to the original 1971 Super Glide and the factory-custom idea that model helped establish. It appeared during a major update...

The Super Glide Custom was Harley-Davidson’s chrome-laden take on the Dyna family, positioned as a more dressed-up, cruiser-oriented version of the standard Super Glide. It appeared for the 2005 model year as the FXDC...

Introduced for the 2001 model year, this police-duty Dyna variant adapted the Super Glide-based Dyna platform for law-enforcement service. It occupied a middle ground in Harley-Davidson’s police lineup: lighter and mo...

This Dyna-era Harley-Davidson performance cruiser was introduced for the 1999 model year as a sport-focused member of the family and stayed in production through 2005. It sat between the brand’s more stripped-down sta...

The Dyna Super Glide T-Sport was Harley-Davidson’s factory sport-touring take on the Dyna platform, introduced for the 2001 model year and built through 2003. It used the Dyna Super Glide Sport as its base, then added...

The Wide Glide name first appeared in Harley-Davidson’s lineup in 1980, but the Dyna-branded version debuted for the 1993 model year as part of the modern Dyna chassis family. It carried the classic Wide Glide look in...

Harley-Davidson’s 105th Anniversary Wide Glide was a special 2008 model-year commemorative edition of the Dyna Wide Glide, built to mark the company’s 105th anniversary. It sat within the Dyna family and used the Wide...

This touring nameplate was introduced for the 1965 model year as the next step after Harley-Davidson’s Duo Glide. The new model marked a major turning point for the company’s big twin touring machines by bringing elec...

Introduced for the 1986 model year, this touring nameplate gave Harley-Davidson riders a more upscale, comfort-focused version of the company’s long-distance FL family. It built on the Electra Glide tradition establis...

The Electra Glide Classic 103 represented the late-life, Twin Cam 103-era version of Harley-Davidson’s long-running Electra Glide Classic touring dresser. Harley-Davidson’s own touring history places the Electra Glide...

This Harley-Davidson shrine-duty touring special appeared in the early 2000s as a factory-built ceremonial variant based on the Electra Glide full-dress touring platform. Harley-Davidson service documentation identifi...