Harley-Davidson 2011 Models - Three New Bikes Hit the Line Hot

Year after year, Harley-Davidson improves, invents, and redesigns motorcycles for its annual motorcycle lineup. Some models are shortly retired, while others live on the Harley Davidson floor for years to come. This year, Harley is adding three new models to its lineup for 2011. The SuperLow, the XR1200X, and the Road Glide Ultra.

With three new models in the lineup, Harley now boosts 32 options for riders who want to hop on theese iconic hogs. Harley-Davidson has models aimed at urban riders, long haulers, weekend warriors and everyone between. And with Sturgis coming up, it wouldn't be surprising to see a lucky few riding a new SuperLow down those South Dakota roads.

The SuperLow - For the past few years, Harley has been trying to encourage women and new riders to hop on a Harley-Davidson, without alienating its veteran crowd. The Superlow is a near perfect cross between a stable, manageable ride, and a mean, powerful look.

The SuperLow has a deep comfortable bucket seat that sits just 25.5 inches above the ground, and redesigned handlebars for a natural, and easy-to-control position. The entire front of the SuperLow was redesigned with a smaller tire size and a new front fork angle that make the SuperLow an easy bike for anyone to hop on and take off.

The XR1200X - If you're looking for a more extreme ride, Harley-Davidson's new XR1200X delivers. The XR1200X builds off of its successful Sportser predesecors, adding fully adjustable Showa suspension in the front and back, improved breaks, and full floating rotors.

The Showa suspensions will let riders pick the ride they want, adjusting to height, weight, and road conditions, dialing in 'outstanding feedback and smooth action.' But what really makes the XR1200X kick is the tried and true XL Evolution 1200cc V Twin engine. 74 lb - ft of toque at 4000 rpm and a blacked out look make the XR100X a powerful and mean looking machine.

CVO Road Glide Ultra - Speed is fine for a time, but if you're in it for the long haul, the CVO Road Glide Ultra can eat up highway miles with the best of them. The Road Glide Ultra is a deluxe touring machine, that could make RVer's jealous of your comfort.

The Road Glide Ultra is littered with fancy features like fixed hard saddlebags with remote control locks and interior lighting. A 12-volt cigarette lighter for electronics. Wind deflectors, heated seats, GPS mounts, CB/intercom with built in XM radio. The Road Glide Ultra has everything you need as well as everything you want in a touring motorcycle.