Photo: Harley-Davidson
Great to see the MoCo deciding to show the first pictures of their 2014 line-up, and we're ever so glad to bring you the new year model of the iconic 883 Roadster.
The 2014 Roadster will be available in Morocco Gold Pearl or Vivid Black and will boasts mixture of old-school design and carefully-trimmed modern looks. Possibly one of the most emblematic machine of the last years, the 883 Roadster brings racing-themed graphics details on the sides of the tank and proudly displays the 883cc Evolution "Blockhead" v-twin.
First time on a bike back in 84, the Evolution came a long way, and is now rubber-mounted, but retaining all the classic H-D design cues, the matte black-chrome combination included. 2014 also brings revised and simplified, better integrated wiring, bigger rotors and upgraded brakes, new ergonomic hand controls, a closed loop exhaust systems and an option for ABS.
The black instrument cluster is a nifty match for the sleek, dark bars, with tacho and gear indicator providing essential riding data, with classic oval light indicators. Shod with Michelin Scorcher, the 2014 Harley-Davidson883 Sportster offers 700 Nm of torque (52 lb-ft) at 3,750 rpm. No price announced yet, so we're keeping an eye on H-D to bring you news about this matter. Oh, and keep in mind Akrapovic started to like making Sportster custom exhausts...
First time on a bike back in 84, the Evolution came a long way, and is now rubber-mounted, but retaining all the classic H-D design cues, the matte black-chrome combination included. 2014 also brings revised and simplified, better integrated wiring, bigger rotors and upgraded brakes, new ergonomic hand controls, a closed loop exhaust systems and an option for ABS.
The black instrument cluster is a nifty match for the sleek, dark bars, with tacho and gear indicator providing essential riding data, with classic oval light indicators. Shod with Michelin Scorcher, the 2014 Harley-Davidson883 Sportster offers 700 Nm of torque (52 lb-ft) at 3,750 rpm. No price announced yet, so we're keeping an eye on H-D to bring you news about this matter. Oh, and keep in mind Akrapovic started to like making Sportster custom exhausts...
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