I`d buy one as a second bike and if I really liked it then keep it as my only bike. I have always liked the idea of a dual purpose motorcycle. Honda`s African Twin is a looker.

 

This is the competition for this bike. There are a lot of features on this thing. Riding modes, suspension adjustability, etc. $18.5K. The Triumph Tiger XCa is a bit more expensive, but you get a lot for your money.

If Harley comes in with a feature sparse offering at $27K, it will be another flop.

 

If Harley doesn’t put a long mud flap on that front fender . That radiator is doomed !

 

No problem... It will be in the parts catalog for $200 ready for you to order... ;-)

 

I think it will be more like $1,200 for the mud flap. The 'hardware kit' to attach the mud flap will be $200..

 

Mud flap... $1,200

kit to mount... $500

Shipping & handling ... $200

For installation at the Harley dealer… There’s always MasterCard

 

Yes, I'm thinking about what it would need to be priced at to be attractive to me and other European riders. Adventure bikes have been top sellers over here for over a decade. Europe's a bigger market than the US for this type of bike. I had a 1200GS in 2009 and they had been popular for years before that. Regularly the no.1 seller in the UK over 600cc.

The latest GS 1250 is £13,705 out the door, all taxes, registration etc. included. Multiply that by 1.3 for the exchange rate = $17,110. That's before negotiating discounts and freebies. You can spec it up from there, but that's the start point. The Tenere is about £9,200. ($12k).

 

hi guys, in France Pan America is announced with two models. prices between 15,000 and 20,000 €. the weight 225 kg empty. Available in March

 

Thank You, that is around 18 to 24 thousand in USD.and the weight would be 500 lbs

 

I want one, can't be any worse off-road than my Road King. Looks like my Wolfman tank bag would work too.