Harley Davidson’s 2024 Street Glide and Road Glide, revealed in January, have already gained popularity as premium touring motorcycles. Now, the brand has expanded its customization options to enhance these bikes further.
From individual components to complete packages, these accessories allow owners to create a unique riding experience. Forged wheels made of aerospace grade aluminum in a split spoke design are available in multiple color options.
Rockford Fosgate sound systems, including a subwoofer option, provide immersive audio. Luggage options offer ample storage, and custom seats, windshields, and controls cater to individual preferences.
Harley Davidson has also introduced three customization packages: Day-Tripper, Long Haul, and ST. These packages combine various accessories to create specific riding styles. Harley Davidson has introduced three new packages for its 2024 Street Glide and Road Glide models. The Day Tripper package is ideal for daily commuters or weekend getaways, featuring a docking kit for accessories, a passenger backrest pad, a heel shifter, and mid frame air deflector.
The Long Haul package transforms bikes into cross country machines with a tour pak mounting rack, Sundowner seat, mid frame air deflectors, heel shifter, passenger footboard, and side stand sensor. The ST package focuses on engine performance, including a Pro Street tuner for performance upgrades like Screamin’ Eagle stage kits and an aftermarket air cleaner.
Harley Davidson has revealed a series of performance upgrades for its motorcycles, and the most exciting offerings are the two engine enhancements. The Stage IV kit, which increases engine displacement from 117ci to 131ci, delivers a significant power boost to 131 horsepower and 139 ft-lb of torque. The kit includes modifications to the cylinder heads, throttle body, intake manifold, and fuel injectors.
For those seeking a more drastic change, Harley offers the Screamin’ Eagle 135ci Stage IV crate engine, a unit developed using lessons from the Mission King of the Baggers races. With a displacement of 135ci and producing 144 horsepower and 149 ft-lb of torque, this engine is the most powerful street-legal option available from Harley Davidson.
The Stage IV kit offers a substantial power increase without requiring the engine to be removed from the chassis. However, for warranty reasons, Harley recommends that the installation be performed by a qualified technician.
The Screamin’ Eagle 135ci Stage IV crate engine, on the other hand, is a complete replacement for the original powerplant. It is designed to bolt directly into the chassis, and Harley offers it in four different finish options.
Both the Stage IV kit and the Screamin’ Eagle 135ci Stage IV crate engine are now available to order. The kit is priced at [price of Stage IV kit], while the crate engine is priced at $7,999.95. Harley Davidson’s new performance upgrades offer riders the opportunity to customize their motorcycles to suit their individual needs and preferences.
