And Harley-Davidson is no exception ... preload — at the front and rear, while 1250 STs destined for other markets have more pedestrian Showa hardware and no ride height adjustments.

Harley-Davidson also moved the heated gear connectors from behind a side plate to the top of the rear fender, under the seat. Starting prices for all six models are higher than their respective ...

Because of this, the motorcycle had to go through several hardware ... the rear, there is a single-piston Brembo caliper along with a 280 mm rotor. What are the colour options of the Harley ...

The donor was chosen for its V-twin engine configuration, as Kevin was particularly fond of Harley-Davidson models ... stock airbox had once been. The new rear framework was topped with a stunning ...

The 1970s were a tumultuous time for the Harley-Davidson motorcycle company, but that didn't keep it from producing some ...

The Ducati's premium of close to $8,500 is aptly justified with super performance, superbike-derived underpinnings, top-spec ...

After a long wait full of rumors and expectations, Harley-Davidson has finally taken ... aimed to keep wind blast in check. Meanwhile, the rear-end is exactly how we predicted.

A major upgrade Harley is touting is kind of hard to believe. The brand has managed to boost the amount of travel in the three-way adjustable rear shock by a whopping 60 percent. Fast forward several ...

The week that ended marked the moment when American bike maker Harley-Davidson finally made ... of travel. The rear is held upright by piggyback reservoir shock, it too made by Showa and it ...

Fender Play. The Acoustasonic Series. Squier Paranormal. There’s no question Fender has been on a roll lately. Their continued success in the fields of product design, sonic engineering, high ...

Sorry haters, but the Harley-Davidson Iron 883 is good for ... side-mounted exhausts, classic cut-down rear 'fender' and 'drag' style bars. If you removed the H-D badge from the Iron you’d ...

Fender said of the single: “[The song] originally came from one of those magic moments where you’re just messing around, and a song literally falls out of the sky. It’s about being avoidant ...