The 2025 Harley-Davidson line up has been revealed, headlined by a new model called the Street Glide Ultra and including six refreshed models that now get the Milwaukee-Eight 117 V-twin.
The new Street Glide Ultra (pictured above), a fully equipped long-haul touring model, headlines the 2025 Harley-Davidson line up, which also includes a collection of six models with significantly revised performance and technology features. The Sportster S model in this collection is updated with revised suspension for enhanced comfort, while the limited-production Custom Vehicle Operation (CVO) motorcycle collection includes three models.
The updated 2025 Cruiser collection includes six models built on the Softail chassis that now get an extra three cubes thanks to the fitment of a Milwaukee-Eight 117 powertrain, as well as other technology advancements. The 2025 Cruiser line consists the Low Rider S, Low Rider ST, Breakout, Heritage Classic, Fat Boy and Street Bob.
The new Street Glide Ultra model is claimed to combine the comfort, technology, performance and design elements introduced on the 2024 Street Glide with new features intended to support two-up, long-haul travel.
The new Sportster S model scores revised front and rear suspension with a 60 per cent increase in rear wheel travel without impacting seat height to improve rider comfort. Both front and rear suspension is fully adjustable for compression and rebound damping, and preload.
The new CVO models consist the CVO Street Glide and CVO Road Glide, as well as the CVO Road Glide ST, and they are said to be inspired by the Screamin’ Eagle Factory Team Road Glide bikes that compete in the MotoAmerica Mission Foods King of the Baggers championship. These models combine the Milwaukee-Eight 121 H.O. engine with a host of high-performance components to create a bagger that’s claimed to be “quick, fast and sophisticated”.
The 2025 Harley-Davidson line up is available with Factory Custom Paint & Graphics offerings on select models. Each paint set features a special black tank medallion with chrome accents and a mother-of-pearl textured background in either purple or orange. The Mystic Shift paint scheme is said to offer a dramatic hue shift which travels from a dark gunmetal to purple to blue to almost orange and is especially apparent in full sunlight when walking around the motorcycle.
Harley says the Firestorm paint scheme responds to a current custom trend for flame details in paint. Harley-Davidson offered its first factory flame paint scheme on the 1980 Wide Glide model and has reprised the look several times, most notably on the 2011 Wide Glide model. The Firestorm schemes feature a “ghost fade” or inner fade effect – the fade colour is slightly brighter than the basecoat. In certain angles, the flames pop dramatically but are subtle in others. The Firestorm schemes are available in two popular colors.
Midnight Firestorm is a dark-flamed paint scheme featuring ghosted flames over a Vivid Black base with a charcoal inner glow. While Whiskey Firestorm features an added mid-coat for a deeper orange shade with Ember Sunglo ghost flames with a brighter orange inner glow.
For more details on all of the individual models in the 2025 Harley-Davidson line up go to this link.
