By Harley-Davidson has officially pulled the covers off its 2026 CVO and Limited lineup, marking the arrival of its most advanced and powerful touring motorcycles to date. Following the earlier launch of the Solo Trim and Pan America ST, the American motorcycle giant has now introduced its flagship models aimed at riders seeking premium comfort, performance, and long-distance capability.
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Street Glide Limited and Road Glide Limited Replace Ultra Series
For 2026, Harley-Davidson has phased out the long-running Ultra series, replacing it with the Street Glide Limited and Road Glide Limited. Both models are powered by the new Milwaukee-Eight VVT 117 engine, delivering 14% more horsepower and 7.4% more torque compared to the previous 114 engine. This upgrade significantly enhances highway cruising and two-up touring performance.
The bikes feature a massive 12.3-inch TFT touchscreen running Harley’s latest Skyline OS, offering navigation, ride modes, Wi-Fi connectivity, and seamless smartphone integration. Entertainment is handled by a 200-watt Rockford Fosgate audio system, ensuring clear sound even at highway speeds.
Comfort has also been improved with dual-zone heated seats and a redesigned Grand Tour-Pak, providing increased storage capacity and better passenger ergonomics.
CVO Lineup Delivers Harley’s Fastest Touring Bikes Ever
Harley-Davidson’s CVO (Custom Vehicle Operations) range for 2026 includes five limited-production models, all powered by the Milwaukee-Eight 121 High Output engine. Producing an impressive 127 horsepower and 145 lb-ft of torque, these are officially the fastest touring motorcycles Harley has ever built.
CVO models receive premium components such as forged carbon fiber accents, titanium-capped mufflers, and remote-reservoir suspension, enhancing both performance and exclusivity.
Pan America 1250 Limited Targets Adventure Riders
Adventure touring fans are catered to with the Pan America 1250 Limited, designed for riders who demand versatility both on and off the road. It comes equipped with 120 liters of aluminum top and side cases, a Screamin’ Eagle Quickshifter, heavy-duty skid plates, and Adaptive Ride Height, which automatically lowers the bike at stops for improved rider confidence.
Liberty Edition and Updated Three-Wheelers
Harley-Davidson also introduced the Liberty Edition, limited to 2,500 units worldwide, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. It features a striking Midnight Ember paint scheme and patriotic eagle graphics.
Meanwhile, three-wheel models like the Road Glide 3 and Street Glide 3 Limited now receive de-Dion rear suspension, doubling rear wheel travel and significantly improving ride comfort.
A New Chapter in Performance Touring
Overall, Harley-Davidson’s 2026 lineup—dubbed Chapter 2—places a strong focus on VVT engines, high-tech displays, luxury touring features, and adventure readiness, reaffirming the brand’s commitment to evolving while staying true to its iconic touring DNA.
