[177644]

I like the silver CVO st and think it looks better than the silver 23.5 CVO that was released

Also like that fade offering on the CVO

I might try to find a 24 st to make one more move on and if not, oh well, time for ordering parts for current ride then.

 

[OlYankee]

New colorways are interesting. Looks like the Year of the Barney with all the purple hues. I'm more interested in some of the new P&A, and the hole in my wallet is ever-expanding. Such as, I know I have no need whatsoever for a $4k+ inverted front end, but dammit I sure do want one. I need to get me a wife to smack some sense into me, LOL.

 

[177644]

I kinda dig the flat purple color. but I don't think I could do it long term. only if I knew I was trading bike in again next year or something

 

[smitty901]

Everyone is getting beside themselves over the 2K increase in price.
Food for thought......
2000-2005 (Early Years of Road Glide)

• 2000-2005 Harley-Davidson Road Glide models were part of the Touring line and typically ranged from around $15,000 to $18,000 new, depending on the specific year and any additional features.

2006-2015 (Refinement and Updates)

• 2006-2015 models saw updates in technology and design. New models would range in price from $17,000 to $23,000 for the newer years, with models like the Road Glide Ultra costing more due to extra features (premium sound systems, infotainment, etc.).
• In the used market, these models typically range from $6,000 to $14,000 depending on mileage and condition.

2016-2020 (Revamped Road Glide & Introduction of Milwaukee-Eight Engine)

• With the introduction of the Milwaukee-Eight engine in 2017, prices for the Road Glide increased. New bikes from this period ranged from $22,000 to $28,000 for higher-end models like the Road Glide Ultra.
• On the used market, these models can typically be found for around $12,000 to $22,000, again depending on condition, mileage, and location.

2021-2025 (Latest Models and Advanced Features)

• In the most recent years, Harley-Davidson has introduced more advanced electronics, improved comfort features, and greater customization options.
• 2021-2025 Road Glide models generally cost between $26,000 and $40,000 for special edition or higher-end models (like the Road Glide ST or Road Glide Limited).
• Used bikes from these years will typically fall between $18,000 and $28,000 depending on condition and features.

2020 first year for Road Glide Limited. Heated grips, first year for RDRS option.

 

[smitty901]

Aside from the bagger racing, nothing their marketing dept. does anymore makes sense to me.
They move a primo rollout season (Sturgis) to the dead of winter and expect to sell bikes.
I guess they finger they can catch up to our pulse in spring.

Well HD thinks you are not suppose to ride them . Just put them in the bike room and carry a picture.

 

[michaelpulice663]

Just an FYI, the new 2025 bikes are now displayed on the HD website. I don’t see any changes from the ‘24 models, other than some different color options and an increase in price. Has anyone noticed other differences?

Yes I have noticed that the soft tails are different, they have a 117 high output motor in them and a two into one exhaust. Looking pretty good

 

[177644]

Yes I have noticed that the soft tails are different, they have a 117 high output motor in them and a two into one exhaust. Looking pretty good

Yeah softails got fairly decent overhaul and for not a lot of money really.

 

[ddmzbevan]

 

[ddmzbevan]

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Purple is the color of royalty.

 

[Omega2k5]

Purple is the color of royalty.

Like Prince!

 

[RoosterMan]

Purple is the color of royalty.

Like Prince!

And Barney….

 

[rauchman]

Was in my local dealer today and saw some of the new 25's.

Loved the Iron Horse Metallic. Classy looking, but not sure I'd dig riding a bike the color of the road.
Saw the Mystic Shift on a black frame. Gorgeous, although, I'd prefer it on a chrome frame.
The new Brilliant Red looks more "red" than whatever was offered on the 24's, which looks a bit more "orange".

They had a couple of leftover RG Limiteds, and it hit me how much more modern the 24+'s look, ....and I like the look, ...my wallet is trembling a touch

 

[Ohiobellboy]

Was in my local dealer today and saw some of the new 25's.

Loved the Iron Horse Metallic. Classy looking, but not sure I'd dig riding a bike the color of the road.
Saw the Mystic Shift on a black frame. Gorgeous, although, I'd prefer it on a chrome frame.
The new Brilliant Red looks for "red" than whatever was offered on the 24's, which looks a bit more "orange".

They had a couple of leftover RG Limiteds, and it hit how much more modern the 24+'s look, ....and I like the look, ...my wallet is trembling a touch

Dunno. I'd find it hard to give up a reef blue for a new one with the colors that are out there. Almost jumped on one of those when they came out but I was waiting for the next thing that I really liked at the time.

 

[Slingshot383]

Will have to wait to see if a 2025 Ultra Limited comes out. There is a new trunk in the works that will not interfere with the saddlebags opening. The new lowers will take some getting used to, and they don't provide quite as much wind/ rain protection.

 

[Ohiobellboy]

Will have to wait to see if a 2025 Ultra Limited comes out. There is a new trunk in the works that will not interfere with the saddlebags opening. The new lowers will take some getting used to, and they don't provide quite as much wind/ rain protection.

I don't think you'll see a Limited come back out in production model. The new SG Ultra as they're calling it is the replacement according to MoCo.

 

[RFG7680]

2025 Harley-Davidson Pan America ST – First Look

With 17-inch wheels, lighter weight, and a quickshifter, the 2025 Pan America 1250 ST may be the closest we’ll ever come to seeing a Harley-Davidson Bronx.

www.motorcycle.com

What a let down..

I like it. SuperMotard. Definitely competition for the KTM. Everyone thinking Harley is going to sink and KTM almost did. But ya, I'd buy that if I was into a dual sport.

 

[TXBackroads]

They did bump the price by 2k, so those rumours turned out to be true. Maybe they’re going to reveal new models by the end of the month.

ETA: played with their configurator - it has “road glide limited” option in it - tour pack, heel shifter and passenger foot boards. No lowers in the configuration.
another edit: lowers do show in the picture even though they're not in the list for "limited" package.

Evidently Chinese junk parts are getting expensive