Harley-Davidson Models

This police-focused touring motorcycle appeared in Harley-Davidson’s 2009 police model lineup as the law-enforcement version of the Road King family, using the FLHP designation. It extended the company’s long-standing...

This police-focused Harley-Davidson Touring variant appeared for the 2001 model year and was used as an escort-oriented, fuel-injected alternative within the company’s police lineup. Harley-Davidson’s own service lite...

This police-spec touring motorcycle first appeared for the 1996 model year as the fuel-injected version of the long-running Harley-Davidson police Road King family. It was part of the company’s factory-built law-enfor...

This touring nameplate debuted for the 1994 model year as a modern, stripped-down Harley-Davidson that blended old-school styling cues with contemporary long-distance capability. Harley-Davidson’s own history material...

Introduced for the 1994 model year, this nameplate became Harley-Davidson’s modern interpretation of the classic big-twin touring bagger. It was created to evoke the company’s earlier FL-era touring machines, combinin...

The Classic variant of Harley-Davidson’s Road King touring line appeared for the 1998 model year as a more nostalgic, dressier take on the standard FLHR. It kept the Road King’s big, full-size touring presence but add...

The 103-powered Road King Classic was Harley-Davidson’s nostalgic full-size Touring cruiser, pairing the brand’s traditional Road King styling with the larger Twin Cam 103 engine that arrived on this variant for the 2...

This nameplate first appeared for the 1998 model year as the classic, more richly trimmed version of Harley-Davidson’s large Touring roadster, positioned alongside the standard Road King but aimed at riders who wanted...

This nameplate was introduced for the 1998 model year as a more nostalgic, trim-rich Touring variant of the modern Road King formula. It kept the upright, windshield-equipped touring character of the standard Road Kin...

This fuel-injected Road King variant appeared as part of Harley-Davidson’s Touring lineup in the mid-1990s, following the original Road King introduction for 1994. The Road King was conceived as a modern touring motor...

This touring nameplate was introduced for the 2017 model year as a more aggressive, blacked-out take on Harley-Davidson’s long-running Road King formula. Rather than adding a full front fairing, it kept the classic la...

This Harley-Davidson touring nameplate was introduced as a stripped-down take on the classic Electra Glide idea, aimed at riders who wanted long-distance comfort without the full touring dress. The model first appeare...

Introduced for the 1989 model year, this Harley-Davidson touring nameplate represented the fully dressed end of the Electra Glide family, combining long-distance comfort with the brand’s batwing-fairing touring formul...

This shrine-equipped Touring model was introduced in Harley-Davidson’s FLHTCU Ultra Classic Electra Glide family as a special-purpose variant aimed at riders and organizations needing a motorcycle prepared for ceremon...

Harley-Davidson’s Ultra touring sidecar package appeared by 1989, when factory literature already referenced the FLTC/FLHTC Ultra models and the associated Ultra sidecar. The setup was part of Harley-Davidson’s long-r...

This Harley-Davidson police touring nameplate belongs to the batwing-fairing Electra Glide family that evolved from the company’s long-running FL big-twin platform. The police version was developed for law-enforcement...

This shrine-market Electra Glide Classic was Harley-Davidson’s special-purpose touring variant for members of shrine organizations, based on the company’s long-running FLHTC platform. It appears in Harley-Davidson’s o...

Harley-Davidson’s fuel-injected Electra Glide Classic emerged in the mid-1990s as the EFI counterpart to the long-running Electra Glide Classic touring model. It kept the familiar batwing fairing, hard saddlebags, and...

This Touring-model Electra Glide Classic nameplate appeared in the mid-1990s as Harley-Davidson’s fuel-injected version of the batwing-faired touring bike, pairing the familiar FLHTC platform with electronic fuel inje...

This Harley-Davidson touring nameplate was introduced for the 1995 model year as the fuel-injected version of the Ultra Classic Electra Glide, building on the long-running Electra Glide family. The suffix identified t...

This Touring model debuted for 1995 as the fuel-injected version of Harley-Davidson’s Ultra Classic Electra Glide, bringing electronic fuel injection to the line at a time when the brand was steadily modernizing its l...

This shrine-themed Ultra Classic Electra Glide variant appears in Harley-Davidson VIN and parts documentation beginning with the 2001 model year, when the company identified a dedicated Shrine version alongside the st...

This sidecar-equipped Ultra Classic Electra Glide variant first appears in Harley-Davidson Touring VIN/model-code tables for the 2003 model year as the FLHTCUI with sidecar. It is a factory-recognized sidecar applicat...

Harley-Davidson introduced this sidecar-equipped Ultra Classic Electra Glide variant for the 1998 model year, identifying it in VIN tables as the factory-paired touring model with the Ultra sidecar. It belonged to the...