The Daytona Bike Week commenced in Florida last week, igniting a flurry of activity among motorcycle manufacturers across America. Among them, Harley-Davidson, the prominent representative in this realm, capitalized on the event by introducing not one but four motorcycles.
While not entirely new, these models bring unique features to the table. Traditionally, Harley-Davidson unveils special edition bikes around this time, particularly from its Icons and Enthusiast collections.
This year, the Icons collection pays homage to the historic Hydra-Glide telescopic front suspension with the release of the Hydra-Glide Revival.
On the other hand, the Enthusiast collection celebrates Harley riders with the Tobacco Fade series, comprising modified versions of the Low Rider ST, Ultra Limited, and Tri Glide Ultra. These bikes receive aesthetic enhancements, staying true to their original designs while exuding a distinct appeal.
Limited to 2,000 units globally per model, each motorcycle retains its stock performance characteristics, with prices similar to their standard counterparts.
The Tobacco Fade series, already available for order, showcases Harley-Davidson’s commitment to honoring its heritage while captivating enthusiasts with visually stunning offerings.
