Harley-Davidson is one of the last brands that comes to mind when it comes to motorcycle racing. However, this motorcycle brand has been competing in various races since the early 1910s. To celebrate its participation in the Indian King of the Baggers racing series, Harley-Davidson has introduced the CVO Road Glide RR model. Only 131 units will be produced and each will cost $110,000.

The CVO Road Glide RR is equipped with a titanium exhaust system by Akrapovič, Brembo brakes, adjustable Trick Ohlins suspension front and rear, Rockford Fosgate sound system, as well as a host of carbon components, which somewhat justify the high price.

It is powered by a 2,153 cc V-twin engine with 155 hp and 204 Nm of torque. It may have less horsepower than other racing bikes, but it has more torque than, say, the BMW M 1000 RR, which is powered by a 999 cc engine with 113 Nm of torque.

Harley-Davidson has not released performance figures, but it is known that it will only be available to customers in the US.

Source: Harley-Davidson

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