A brand-new Honda CR-V starts at $30,100, but for the same money, you could own a V8-powered SUV with more power, capability, ...

Harley-Davidson's limited-edition CVO Road Glide RR boasts startling specs that may leave you wondering how it's street legal ...

From overall practicality to long-haul abilities, the CVO Road Glide ST simply prevails over the Road Glide RR ...

BHPian Motard_Blr recently shared this with other enthusiasts: I have an RC500 that I bought used. Note that I haven't experienced more "famous brands" so I don't have a comparison. The Triban tyres ...

and a carbon-fiber and Kevlar layup is used on the front fairing and saddlebags. The Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide RR comes with Harley’s Rider Safety Enhancements, including cornering ABS and ...

MOTORISTS have been warned of delays and diversions next weekend as a major road tunnel is set to close in both directions. The Kingsway Tunnel on the A59, which connects Liverpool to Wallasey ...

At a price of USD 110,000 (Rs 95.97 lakh before taxes), this is the most expensive Harley-Davidson bike till date ...

Harley-Davidson has taken the wraps off its most powerful motorcycle ever, the CVO Road Glide RR, a limited-run motorcycle rooted in the company's racing heritage, particularly its involvement in ...

Harley-Davidson are marking their involvement in the King of the Baggers (KOTB) racing series with a limited run of 131 CVO Road Glide RR models ... they can still be used on the road, and ...

The new limited-edition CVO Road Glide has a 131-cubic-inch V-twin engine which makes 151 horsepower, which is enough to power most small cars. Harley is planning to hand-assemble just 131 of the ...

Harley-Davidson has introduced the ultra-exclusive CVO Road-Glide RR. Limited to just 131 units, this bagger is powered by a 2,147cc V-twin engine that cranks out 153 hp and 204 Nm of peak torque.

Harley-Davidson's CVO family goes from strength to strength with the addition of the unbelievable, race-worthy, track-centric Road Glide RR ... the data used to compile this article was sourced ...