Harley-Davidson Announces Styling Updates
Harley-Davidson has just announced styling details designed to give riders more ways to individualize their experience on two and three wheels. Announced today from Milwaukee, the new trim and seating options are related to the Low Rider S, Road Glide, and Road Glide 3 motorcycles.
Chrome is Back
After years of blacked-out finishes dominating showrooms, chrome is making a comeback. Harley-Davidson’s new chrome trim package for the Road Glide 3 and Low Rider S models make a shift toward a brighter, more classic style. The update replaces dark engine and exhaust treatments with gleaming chrome finishes, complemented by machined highlights on the wheels.
The Low Rider S remains a centerpiece of Harley’s performance cruiser family. With the chrome option, the model now starts at $18,999.
Meanwhile, the three-wheeled Road Glide 3 continues to offer the open-road experience with added stability. With the new chrome package, pricing begins at $35,799.
Riding Solo
Harley-Davidson is also catering to riders who prefer a stripped-down, one-up setup with a new Road Glide solo trim option. This configuration swaps out the standard two-up touring seat for a Low Profile Solo Touring Seat. Available exclusively in North America, the solo Road Glide model comes finished in Dark Billiard Gray with chrome accents and an MSRP starting at $25,999 for those who prefer to ride alone.
All three new styling options will begin arriving at authorized dealerships in the coming weeks.
Dustin Woods
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