Last year, Harley-Davidson launched a limited edition Icon Collectionrevisit classic models or design themes and reimagine them using modern platforms, with Electra Glide Revival. The Motor Company has just unveiled the second model in the collection, the Low Rider El Diablo. It will be produced only once with a limited run of 1,500 pieces.
Low Rider El Diablo is based on the popular Low Rider ST imitating the signature style of the 1983 FXRT.
“It embodies the counterculture spirit of ’80s Southern California in a modern package featuring meticulously crafted custom paint and a striped trajectory,” said Brad Richards, Vice President of Design at HD. direct resemblance to the original FXRT,” said Brad Richards, HD Vice President of Design and Creative Director.
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What makes this limited edition model stand out is the detailed paintwork applied by the artisans at Gunslinger Custom Paint in Golden, Colorado. The El Diablo Bright Red, Bright Red Sunglo, El Diablo Dark Red, Dark Red Pearl and El Diablo Dark Red Metallic grades give this motorcycle a color depth that makes it stand out from the crowd.
The El Diablo is built on Harley-Davidson’s Softail chassis and the Milwaukee-Eight 117 V-Twin powertrain is enhanced with Heavy Breather intake and 2-in-2 offset shotgun exhaust. 125 lb-ft of torque.
The factory-installed sound is perfectly matched to the sound bar and designed for quality sound. Players can connect audio to their mobile device to enjoy the 5.25-inch woofer and 250-watt amplifier. Audio with Volume Control automatically adjusts volume based on vehicle speed.
As standard Low Rider STEl Diablo features a lockable and removable clamshell saddlebag with a combined 1.9-cubic-foot cargo capacity, 43 mm upside-down forks with dual disc front brakes and Michelin Scorcher tires. Cruise control and ABS are standard equipment.
The Low Rider El Diablo will arrive at authorized Harley-Davidson dealers this fall with an MSRP of $27,999, about $6,000 more than the standard LR-ST.
After the impressive 2021 Electra Glide Revival, inspired by the 1969 Electra Glide, the first Harley-Davidson to be available with the “batwing” accessory, and the 2022 FXRT-inspired Low Rider El Diablo, we look forward to wanted to see what Harley’s iconic bike plans to refurbish in 2023.
