Celebrating its 120th anniversary, Harley-Davidson has unveiled a slew of new models honoring its centuries-spanning legacy in motorcycles.
The heritage label has introduced a slew of carryover models in all-new colorways, including the Sportster S, NightsterTM, Street Glide Special, Street Glide ST, Fat Boy 114, Road King Special, Road Glide Special, Road Glide ST, Road Glide Limited, Ultra Limited and the Pan AmericaTM 1250 Special. Each model will receive new “Special 120th Anniversary Paint,” which is available in different schemes inspired by early Harley-Davidson models. Among the celebratory hues, the brand offers Bright Billiard Blue, Redline Red, White Sand Pearl, Industrial Yellow, Vivid Black and Grey Haze.
Additionally, Harley-Davidson has pulled back the curtain on the latest addition to its “Icons Collection,” the Electra Glide Highway King. As part of the limited-release annual program, the new motorcycle arrives in two colorways: Hi-Fi Orange (limited to 1,000 units) and Hi-Fi Magenta (limited to 750 units). Hard-shell saddlebags land on the fuel tank, in Birch White and Black Denim, while Icons Motorcycle Collection graphics and serialization badges reside on the console insert.
The complete lineup of 2023 Harley-Davidson motorcycles is now available at authorized dealerships and on the brand’s website. See the range in the gallery above.
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