New Harley-Davidson More Muscle and Better Technology

Harley-Davidson has announced its news for 2019. The arrival of the new FXDR 114 stands out, as well as the inclusion of the Milwaukee Eight 114 engine in the Touring and Trike range.

We already know what's new for 2019 from Harley-Davidson. As usual every year, the American firm has been the first to announce all the new models that will be added to its product catalog next year. Always faithful to its remarkable philosophy, but also leaving room for models with a great commercial future.

The star that heads the novelties of the Milwaukee house is the new Harley-Davidson FXDR 114. A power cruiser whose design is inspired by the mythical dragster races, hence its implacable appearance. This bike will be equipped with the new Milwaukee Eight 114 engine, capable of reaching 161 Nm of torque. Have you tried Harley motorcycle headlight with turn signal? It comes with high beam low beam and left right side turn signals, very functional.

The FXDR 114 will also have a series of details that give it an even sportier look. A small dome at the front, cut-out rear section and a solo seat. On the other hand, the rear end is made up of an imposing 240 mm tire. The exhaust is also of considerable size.

Continuing with one of the elements that are part of the 2019 FXDR 114, Harley-Davidson includes in its novelties the aforementioned Milwaukee Eight 114 engine, which will be added to the American brand's Touring and Trike range. It is the engine with the largest displacement in the range of standard Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

Also in connection with the Touring and Trike range, Harley-Davidson has been working on a new and improved multimedia system. This now offers greater accessibility and ease of use, although without a doubt one of the most interesting aspects is that it offers the possibility of synchronizing our Apple Smartphone with Apple CarPlay.

The CVO range will also receive changes next year. The CVO Limited, CVO Street Glide and CVO Road Glide models will maintain their Milwaukee 117 engine, exclusive to motorcycles in this family, while new finishes and technological improvements are released for the 2019 versions. All the bikes in this range will add the new multimedia system Boom! Box GTS.

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