Rev Up Your Ride: Unleashing the Power of the Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide ST

2024 Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide ST sheds nearly 800 lbs, transforming into a bold custom bobber.

Harley-Davidson’s CVO branch is commemorating a quarter of a century of constructing distinct V-twin-inspired symbols. To honor this milestone, they have unveiled the highly anticipated CVO Road Glide ST as part of their 2024 line-up. The base model Road Glide ST was already an exhilarating bagger, but with the CVO revamp, it has become the swiftest, speediest, and most advanced performance bagger ever manufactured by Harley-Davidson.

The array of impressive additions and advancements that come with the CVO treatment for the Road Glide ST is extensive. These include a distinct cosmetic revamp, technological enhancements, and a wide range of performance upgrades designed to showcase the rebellious side of this touring motorcycle. With an initial cost of $42,999, the 2024 Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide ST is ready to hit the road in style.

The “hooligan” aspect of the CVO Road Glide ST remains intact with its powerful Milwaukee-Eight 121 High Output V-Twin engine, which is also found in the recently updated 2023 CVO Street Glide and CVO Road Glide models. However, the newly released CVO Road Glide ST boasts an impressive increase in performance (+12 hp and +6 lb-ft) compared to its 2023 counterparts. What truly sets this daring bagger apart is its significant weight reduction. Yes, you read that correctly – a Harley has shed some pounds. The latest Road Glide ST CVO utilizes titanium, forged carbon, and other lightweight composite materials, resulting in a remarkable weight loss of up to 800 pounds.

In addition to shedding pounds and incorporating a strategic lower final drive gear ratio for improved acceleration in all gears, the 2024 Road Glide ST CVO boasts upgraded Brembo brakes for snappier braking power and fully customizable front and rear suspension. The rear end features Showa shocks with convenient remote reservoirs, while the front showcases inverted 47mm forks.

The 2024 CVO Road Glide ST is offering riders two fresh color choices, including the sleek Golden White Pearl and edgy Raven Metallic. In addition to these vibrant paint options, the bike will also feature a unique Screamin’ Eagle decal on both the fairings and fuel tank. This striking design draws inspiration from the iconic Screamin’ Eagle Harley-Davidson Factory motorcycles that have dominated the MotoAmerica Mission King of the Baggers races. The CVO 25th Anniversary graphics are a nod to the countless custom Harley-Davidsons that have been rolled out over the years, highlighting the brand’s commitment to continuously pushing the boundaries in the world of motorcycles.

The performance of the CVO Road Glide ST stands out, along with its advanced technological capabilities. This model offers a range of ride modes including Road, Sport, Track, Track Plus, Rain, and numerous customizable options. These modes not only affect throttle response but also fine-tune the overall performance of this daring custom touring motorcycle.

The Road Glide ST CVO comes equipped with an abundance of advanced infotainment capabilities courtesy of the in-house developed Skyline OS. The dashboard has undergone a revamp, sporting a sleek touchscreen TFT display that streamlines the cockpit by reducing the number of physical buttons and dials. In addition, the bike boasts a powerful audio system consisting of a 500W amplifier and state-of-the-art Rockford Fosgate Stage 2 6.5-inch fairing speakers.

revs up The NewsHarley-Davidson is accelerating forward to bring some exciting news to its fans. The iconic motorcycle brand has announced plans for a major restructure that will see new models, increased production and expanded international markets.The legendary company is revving up its engines to make changes that will shake up the industry. With the aim of appealing to a wider audience, Harley-Davidson will introduce several new models to their lineup. This move is in response to declining sales in recent years, with many experts pointing to the brand’s ageing customer base and lack of appeal to younger riders.In addition to new models, Harley-Davidson will also be increasing its production capacity. The company aims to produce a total of 2 million motorcycles by 2025, a significant increase from the 228,000 units it sold in 2017. This will be made possible by streamlining their operations and implementing more efficient manufacturing processes.Another key aspect of the restructure is expanding into new international markets, particularly in Asia. This represents a shift from the brand’s traditional focus on the American market, as they recognize the potential for growth in emerging economies. As part of this expansion, Harley-Davidson will work closely with local partners to establish dealerships and provide