Harley-Davidson reveals 2026 model range

Harley-Davidson has unveiled 13 ‘new’ or updated models for 2026, spanning its touring, trike, adventure and CVO ranges. While there’s no shortage of special paint and premium pricing, the real news lies in revised Grand American Touring bikes, updated trikes and a fully loaded Pan America.

New Street Glide Limited and Road Glide Limited

The new Street Glide Limited and Road Glide Limited may be classed as ‘new’ by H-D, but for fans of the flagship brand, they will feel reassuringly familiar. They sit at the top of Harley’s two-wheel touring range, replacing the old Ultra-style models. Both use the Milwaukee-Eight 117 VVT engine, bringing variable valve timing to Harley’s biggest touring V-twin.

They also gain updated bodywork, a redesigned Tour-Pak top box, upgraded Rockford Fosgate audio and touchscreen infotainment with built-in navigation. The focus is firmly on long-distance comfort for rider and passenger, rather than outright performance.

The new Street Glide Limited and Road Glide Limited will be landing in dealerships with a starting price of £29,995.

Updated trikes, including CVO Street Glide 3 Limited

Harley has also refreshed its three-wheelers. The Street Glide 3 Limited and Road Glide 3 use a second-generation trike platform with a new rear suspension setup aimed at improving ride comfort. Power again comes from the Milwaukee-Eight 117 VVT engine, and the tech and styling now closely mirror Harley’s two-wheel touring models. There is also a top-spec CVO Street Glide 3 Limited, boasting the same touring ability as the standard Street Glide 3 Limited but upgraded in line with the tech, spec and finishes found on the other CVO models.

The 2026 Road Glide 3 starts at £32,745, while the Street Glide 3 Limited starts at £40,495. The top-spec CVO Street Glide 3 Limited comes in with a starting price of £50,995.

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CVO range expands

Four more two-wheel CVO models make up the top tier of Harley’s 2026 line-up, including new Street Glide-based variants and revised Road Glide models. As ever, these are limited-production bikes with exclusive paint, uprated components and more premium finishes throughout.

They are the sporty CVO Street Glide ST and CVO Road Glide ST, which both start at £41,495, the CVO Street Glide, £45,995, the CVO Street Glide Limited, £42,995.

2026 Pan America 1250 Limited

The most interesting addition is the Pan America 1250 Limited, which takes the existing 1250 Special and adds a long list of factory-fitted accessories. Aluminium luggage, a quickshifter, engine protection and adjustable controls are all standard, effectively turning it into a ready-made adventure touring package.

The core bike remains unchanged, with semi-active suspension, adaptive ride height, nine ride modes and the 149bhp Revolution Max 1250 engine.

2026 Liberty Edition models headline the range

Harley is also marking the 250th anniversary of the United States with Liberty Edition versions of the Street Glide, Street Glide 3 Limited and Heritage Classic. These get exclusive paint and graphics but are mechanically identical to standard models. Production is capped at around 2,500 bikes globally.

These bikes are about as red, white and blue as bikes get, if not in colour, in attitude. The bikes in the Liberty Edition range are the Street Glide, £27,745, the Heritage Classic, £24,245, and the Street Glide 3 Limited, £40,495. Each bike gains eagle motifs that dominate the fuel tank, along with blue highlights in either the paint, trim or screen - as is the case on the Street Glide 3 Limited Liberty Edition.

Find out more about the range on the official website.

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