7 Most Expensive Harley-Davidson Motorcycles On Sale Today
These seven Harley-Davidson motorcycles cost as much as some new cars.
Freewheeler
Though we're in a period of historic inflation at the moment, it's no secret that Harley-Davidson motorcycles have become increasingly complex - and pricier as a result - as the years go by. Today, one can easily spend as much money on a bike as a car, which hasn't always necessarily been the case. In fact, the Freewheeler - a cool, hot rod-inspired trike - is one of several new Harley motorcycles that comes close to or exceeds the $30k mark, in this case, barely missing it with an MSRP of $29,999.
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Street Glide ST
Next up, we have the Street Glide ST, which matches the Freewheeler with an MSRP of $29,999. For that money, however, buyers get quite a bit, including a big Milwaukee-Eight powerplant churning out 103 horsepower and 126 pound-feet of torque, along with classic style and a comfy ride.
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Road Glide 3
Then there's the Road Glide 3, yet another trike on a list that has several of them. This particular model starts out at $32,999, but it's a nicely rounded machine that has plenty of power, a super cushy ride, and head-turning style, all in one cool package.
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Tri Glide Ultra
Next up, we have the three-wheeled Tri Glide Ultra, which carries a stout sticker price of $36,499. It's the range-topping trike in Harley's current lineup, and comes ready to ride on long road trips with a big fairing, a super cushy seat, and loads of storage space for all your gear.
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CVO Road Glide
From there, stepping up to the CVO Road Glide is a pricey proposition, as this bejeweled two-wheeler has an MSRP of $42,999. As one might imagine, that kind of money buys you a pretty amazing bike, one that touts not only a comfy ride experience with loads of power, but also a ton of style and impeccable attention to detail.
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CVO Street Glide
From here, it's all about the Custom Vehicle Operations lineup, with the CVO Street Glide also starting out at $42,999. As is the case with the regular Road Glide and Street Glide, the choice between these two fancier models essentially boils down to which style one prefers, but both bikes otherwise have plenty to offer.
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CVO Road Glide Limited
However, for those who don't care about silly things like how much money they spend on a new motorcycle, the CVO Road Glide Limited sits atop the current Harley-Davidson lineup with a starting price of $51,999 - a startling sum, indeed. Of course, that kind of money gets you a heck of a bike that's loaded with every amenity one could want, coupled with unique finishes and - perhaps more importantly - a lot of envious looks at whatever meet you ride to.
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