2016 Harley-Davidson® FLRT - Freewheeler®
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2016 Harley-Davidson® Freewheeler®When we unveiled the Freewheeler® trike last year the radical hot rod styling and easy handling made it an instant hit.Miles away from the straight and narrow.Motorcycle. Milestone. Call it what you want. Just make sure you don’t let too much more lifetime slip by before riding it. The look is pure hot rod bagger, from the clean front end to the dual slash-cut pipes. But it’s the ride that will drop your jaw even further, thanks to a tight, shortened-up body. Crisp. Confident. We went completely off the map building this one.Features may include:ControlProject RUSHMORE started out as a way to re-think the venerable Harley-Davidson Touring motorcycle from fender tip to fender tip. It’s turned into a never-ending quest. Each year the going just gets better for the rider who points one of our bikes down the highway.FeelStarting with the days when early riders bolted plastic windshields to their machines and began crisscrossing the country, the Harley-Davidson Touring motorcycle has already gone places no one could have imagined. We began Project RUSHMORE to discover what comes next. When it came to rider comfort, that meant getting in the saddle and putting in miles.StyleWith a name like Project RUSHMORE, you know we were aiming high when we set out to rethink what riders experience on our Touring machines. These weren’t just motorcycles. They’re part of the American landscape. So we set about perfecting the way they work, feel and look the only way we could. By riding. Millions of miles. Countless hours. More grueling road tests than any sane person would ever want to endure.