Harley-Davidson News Canada

Harley-Davidson has long been synonymous with top-tier cruiser motorcycles, catering to a diverse range of riders with varied preferences in size and style. Known for their ease of use and comfort over long distances, Harley's cruisers have maintained a consistent appeal over the years.

When discussing classic motorcycles, Harley-Davidson inevitably emerges as a prominent name. Arguably the foremost in western choppers, Harley-Davidson has maintained a dominant presence since the early days of commercial motorcycle production in the early 1900s.

Customizing a Harley-Davidson motorcycle with talent and creativity isn't overly difficult or expensive, as evidenced by the emergence of memorable bikes on modest budgets. But what if the customization is so extreme that the wheels alone rival the cost of a brand-new Chevrolet Camaro?

Harley-Davidson has updated its Grand American Touring models, including the Road Glide and Street Glide, for 2024. The updates feature revised styling, enhanced comfort, a luxurious infotainment system, and increased power.

Remember the Harley-Davidson Hydra-Glide? Probably not, since its original production run was from 1949 to 1957. But Harley-Davidson is bringing the name back for 2024 with the revived Hydra-Glide as part of the company’s Icons series.

Powered by Dainese’s D-air technology, this innovative vest can be a lifesaver. The Harley-Davidson Smart Vest deploys when onboard sensors detect a crash, protecting your chest and center back area. It absorbs impacts that could otherwise paralyze or kill you.

The Harley-Davidson Street Glide, a touring motorcycle, debuted in the 1980s featuring the iconic batwing fairing first introduced by Harley-Davidson in 1969. This distinctive design gave the Street Glide a recognizable silhouette on highways, attracting a dedicated fan base.

With this latest victory, Wyman has now secured podium finishes in seven out of eight races this season, solidifying his position as second in the championship standings.

The 2024 Road Glide brings substantial updates: a new Milwaukee-Eight 117 engine, improved suspension, and an array of electronic rider aids. These changes are vital for a model that is deeply ingrained in Harley-Davidson’s lineup and the American motorcycling culture.

Imagine American muscle-man Harley-Davidson collaborating with the epitome of German engineering, Porsche. This seemingly unusual partnership occurred at the turn of the millennium, producing the V-Twin Racing Street Custom, or V-Rod.