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As we reported earlier, Harley-Davidson dropped several bikes from their 2014 line-up, but there's still a mystery whether they'll be back again with revised technology and looks or have simply been sacked for good.
Some voices in the industry claimed that the Motor Company deliberately delayed surfacing their 2014 roster until the echoes of Indian's comeback at Sturgis died away, and from where we sit, it may very well be so.
After Indian literally stole the show at Sturgis with the unveiling of their new machinery, maybe it was best for H-D to wait a bit, especially since the greatest news so far for 2013 is the announcement of Project Rushmore, a new trim for touring motorcycles.
We'll be bringing you news on each of the 2014 models on an almost daily basis. Now, whether the Twin Cooled technology will be the dramatic improvement for the next year models, we'll let the riders judge. According to H-D, "twin cooling cools the heads around the exhaust ports to deliver at or near peak performance under all operating conditions and temperatures."
For a showcase video detailing the Project Rushmore feats including linked ABS, please follow this Harley-Davidson link.
After Indian literally stole the show at Sturgis with the unveiling of their new machinery, maybe it was best for H-D to wait a bit, especially since the greatest news so far for 2013 is the announcement of Project Rushmore, a new trim for touring motorcycles.
We'll be bringing you news on each of the 2014 models on an almost daily basis. Now, whether the Twin Cooled technology will be the dramatic improvement for the next year models, we'll let the riders judge. According to H-D, "twin cooling cools the heads around the exhaust ports to deliver at or near peak performance under all operating conditions and temperatures."
For a showcase video detailing the Project Rushmore feats including linked ABS, please follow this Harley-Davidson link.
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