What You Need to Know about Harley-Davidson’s Road Glide

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What You Need to Know about Harley-Davidson's Road Glide

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Harley-Davidson's 2024 Road Glide ($25,999) defines modern cruiser touring catering to riders seeking near perfection in their motorcycles. Emblematic of freedom and the call of the open road, this iconic masterpiece from the Bar & Shield brand stretches long and sits low, offering a symphony of power, control, and iconic style that can't be missed on the road. Here's everything you need to know about the 2024 Road Glide in less than 90 seconds.

Editor's note: We test rode this vehicle during the 2024 Harley-Davidson Road Glide Reviews With Videos article. We encourage readers to peruse this editorial for detailed insight on this model. Also read the Top 5 Reasons to Ride the Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide ST for insight on its up-spec hot-rod sibling.

The 2024 Road Glide is a 838-pound heavyweight V-twin-powered touring bike from The Motor Company out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Look at that 117ci 45-degree engine. That's nearly two liters of capacity! This engine is good for right around 130 lb.-ft. of torque and 105 hp at the crank, says Harley-Davidson. The cylinder heads are now liquid-cooled for more performance.

We love the all-new styling of this motorcycle that is pulled from

Harley-Davidson's Harley-Davidson's $49,000 Road Glide CVO9,000 Road Glide CVO. This motorcycle is absolutely a looker with its fresh LED lighting package and silhouette that neatly stretches from the sharknose fairing into the 6-gallon fuel tank. Sleek looking and lockable hard case saddlebags swallow plenty of gear.

The 12-plus-inch color TFT display is touchscreen-compatible so you can make your adjustments with your fingers or this new updated and super-easy-to-use backlit switch gear.

That's a quick rundown of Harley-Davidson's 2024 Road Glide—we'll see you in the next episode.

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