Harley-Davidson’s most powerful engine ever, the Screamin’ Eagle 135ci Stage IV, packs 130 hp and 143 lb-ft of torque for serious street riders.

Harley-Davidson wanted to provide its riders with an engine that was true to its touring roots, fostering a better, more comfortable touring experience.

Bikes News: With its 13.2-litre fuel tank topped up, the Street Bob tips the scales at 293 kg, making it the lightest Harley-Davidson to use this engine. The seat ...

In this video, I attempt to solve the ongoing issue with my fairing whistling on my 2009 Harley Davidson Dyna Super Glide.

Upholding the Harley-Davidson legacy for over three decades, the Fat Boy is the definitive built-to-last American cruiser that refuses to quit.

Harley's most powerful crate engine packs serious muscle. Find out what makes it a game-changer for performance and street-legal touring bikes.

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When the Harley-Davidson Breakout debuted a dozen years ago, it was an uncomfortable yet stylish Pro Stock-inspired cruiser with a Twin Cam 103B engine to propel it down the road. The rider had to sit ...