We’ll have to wait to see the full 2025 line-up, but Harley Davidson has
opened the showroom doors for six of its long-haulers. The Milwaukee-based motorcycle manufacturer revealed three Grand Touring models and the 2025 versions of the Harley-Davidson Trike.

Harley-Davidson also announced three Factory Custom Paint
& Graphics offerings on select models. Each special paint treatment
includes a black tank medallion with chrome accents and a mother-of-pearl background. The special treatments are Mystic Shift, Midnight Firestorm, and Whiskey Firestorm.

Harley-Davison will introduce additional 2025 motorcycles on
January 24, 2025, including the latest CVO (Custom Vehicle Operation)
collection.

Built for long-distance touring in comfort and style, the returning models Harley-Davidson Grand American Touring models are the Street Glide, Road Glide, Road King Special motorcycles.

Starting at $27,749, the Street Glide has a batwing fairing, LED signature lighting, 18-inch rear and 19-inch front wheels, and a one-piece seat. Ample power comes from a Milwaukee-Eight 117 engine with liquid-cooled cylinder heads.

The 2025 Road Glide starts at $27,999. Equipped with
shark-nose fairing and cast wheels, the Road Glide is powered by the
Milwaukee-Eight 117 engine. For 2025, it has cast wheels, improved
aerodynamics, and lighter weight.

The Road King Special starts at $25,749. Powered by a Milwaukee-Eight 114 engine, the bike features blacked-out styling, stretched hard-shell saddlebags with one-touch opening, and mini-ape handlebars to encourage good posture in an upright riding position.

Riders who desire greater storage capacity for the road or want the added confidence of an extra wheel will be glad to learn that Harley-Davidson carried over the Road Glide 3, Freewheeler, and TriGlide Ultra motorcycles. The three Trike models get their power from Milwaukee-eight 114 engines.

The Freewheeler starts at $31,999. This model has blacked-out styling, mini-ape handlebars, bobtail fenders, passenger grab handles, and storage for two full-face helmets in the trunk.

The 2025 Road Glide 3, starting at $34,999, adds a Sharknose
fairing with Dual Daymaker LED headlamps and an infotainment system.

Starting at $37,999, the Tri Glide Ultra features a batwing
fairing with fairing lowers, blacked-out styling, a King Tour-Pack Luggage
carrier with a lock and lights, and a larger passenger seat.