First chapter of the 2026 lineup brings updates for the Touring, Cruiser, Sport, and Adventure Touring families
Harley-Davidson introduced on Monday (Nov 3) the first models of its 2026 motorcycle lineup. The announcement was made on the brand’s official website (H-D.com) and through a special video released on its YouTube channel, titled “Model Year 2026 Reveal – Chapter One.” The new bikes will arrive soon at authorized Harley-Davidson dealerships worldwide.
The company also confirmed that “Chapter Two” of the reveal — which will include the highly anticipated limited-production Custom Vehicle Operation (CVO) lineup — will be presented on January 14, 2026.
Solo Trim Package: a more attainable Harley experience
For 2026, Harley-Davidson aims to make its riding experience more accessible with the launch of the Solo Trim Package, available for three popular models: Heritage Classic, Street Bob, and Street Glide.
The package includes a solo seat, Dark Billiard Gray paint, and cast aluminum wheels, with suggested U.S. prices of $19,999, $14,999, and $24,999, respectively.
Touring models: comfort and luxury for long distances
The new Street Glide and Road Glide reinforce the brand’s DNA in the Grand American Touring segment, focusing on comfort, performance, and luxury for long-distance rides. Both feature advanced technologies and performance upgrades designed for riders who value the pleasure of covering long miles.
Cruisers: style and power in six distinct versions
The 2026 Cruiser lineup includes the Low Rider S, Low Rider ST, Heritage Classic, Breakout, Fat Boy, and Street Bob — all equipped with the Milwaukee-Eight 117 engine and the complete Rider Safety Enhancements package.
Each bike features unique intake, exhaust, and ride mode tuning, offering distinct personalities ranging from classic styling to high-performance character.
Sport: performance and heritage in every curve
The 2026 Sport family includes the Sportster S, Nightster Special, and Nightster — all combining performance and cutting-edge technology.
The Revolution Max engine now features custom covers, while a new visual package for the Nightster introduces Blood Orange paint with flat-track racing-inspired graphics, plus chrome exhaust and 14-spoke cast aluminum wheels.
These models will begin arriving at dealerships in early 2026.
Adventure Touring: Pan America evolves
Harley also confirmed the return of the Pan America lineup, featuring the Pan America 1250 Special and Pan America 1250 ST versions.
The Special version maintains its focus on versatility and technology for both on-road and off-road routes, while the ST has been tuned for sportier handling, featuring premium suspension, 17-inch wheels, and a quickshifter — designed for high-performance sport touring.
Both models will reach Harley-Davidson dealerships globally in early 2026.
Source and images: Harley-Davidson
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