17 Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Set To Return In 2024

Lots of Continuity

As the years go by, Harley-Davidson continues to tweak its lineup, revamping carryover models and introducing new ones to help keep the century-plus-old company relevant in a changing world. However, for 2024, MoCo will carry over a total of 17 existing models, it just announced, which gives shoppers some continuity in that regard. 

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Sport

Harley won't reveal its new limited production lineup until January 24, but for now, the Sport segment has a trio of models to choose from for the new year. Those include the Nightster, Sportster S, and Nightster Special, which feature MSRPs of $11,999, $16,999, and $13,499, respectively. 

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Cruisers

In terms of cruisers, H-D has a total of seven to choose from in the 2024 model year, at least for now - the Low Rider ST ($23,399), Softail Standard ($14,999), Low Rider S ($19,999), Breakout 117 ($22,499), Heritage Classic 114 ($22,499), Street Bob 114 ($16,999), and Fat Boy 114 ($21,999).

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Grand American Touring

Moving on to the Grand American Touring segment, Harley fans will have at least three variants to choose from in the 2024 model year. That list includes the Road King Special ($24,999), Road Glide Limited ($32,499), and Ultra Limited ($32,499).

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Adventure Touring

The Adventure Touring space is one that Harley just got into a couple of years ago with the Pan America, and heading into 2024, that model is still alone in this particular space. The Pan America will retail for $19,999 in the new year, however. 

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Trikes

Finally, we have Harley's trike lineup, which consists of three models for 2024 - the Road Glide 3 ($34,999), Freewheeler ($31,999), and Tri-Glide Ultra ($37,999). 

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