What does a $110,000 Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide RR Get You?
At $110,000, the Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide RR is the company’s attempt to bridge the gap between its factory racing program and everyday street riders.
Built directly from the platform that Kyle Wyman and the Harley-Davidson Screamin’ Eagle team have used to win MotoAmerica King of the Baggers championships, the RR takes that track-developed machine and translates it into something you can actually register and ride home.
Our own Troy Siahaan found out just how much racing improves the breed when he tested the limited-production RR earlier this year:
This isn’t just a dressed-up touring bike with a loud paint job. The CVO Road Glide RR carries genuine racing DNA, from its hand-built engine to its chassis geometry and component choices.
The price tag—$110,000—puts it well above anything else in Harley’s catalog, but it also comes with an unlimited two-year warranty, emphasizing that this isn’t some fragile race replica. It’s meant to show what’s possible when Harley’s engineers are given the freedom to chase performance without compromise.
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Don't EVER accuse the guys @motorcycle.com of being biased. Much like the $55k KTM, it is an easy bike to take shots at. Personally, not my brand of vodka- but that doesn't make it a bad motorcycle!
Saw the bike at the HD Daytona show. It was impressive! A rolling work of art that also manages to get down the road at a speed that defies its weight and bulk. At $110k it's obviously not a serious production item, but will look good in the garage of the multimillionaire/billionaire that buys one.