Introduced for the 2018 model year, this limited-production premium touring nameplate was positioned as the flagship version of the long-distance Roadmaster platform. It launched as a hand-finished, custom-inspired machine with elaborate paintwork, gold-leaf-style badging, and a strong emphasis on exclusivity and luxury touring equipment rather than mass-market volume. The concept was to give the brand’s full-dress touring line a more bespoke, collector-oriented halo variant.
For the 2020 model year, the nameplate appeared again in another small-production run with updated paint treatment and the same basic mission: a highly exclusive, top-shelf touring motorcycle aimed at riders who wanted maximum touring comfort wrapped in show-bike styling. In the years since, it has remained associated with the most exclusive version of the Roadmaster family and sits at the very top of the brand’s touring hierarchy. It is best understood as a recurring special-edition flagship rather than a separate mainstream trim, with each appearance focused on distinctive finishes, premium trim, and low-volume appeal.