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Harley-Davidson rolls out 2025 cruisers
Harley-Davidson has launched its 2025 Cruiser lineup in the Philippines, featuring six models including the Street Bob, Heritage Classic, Fat Boy, Breakout, Low Rider S, and Low Rider ST.
All models are equipped with the Milwaukee-Eight 117 powertrain, with distinct tunes to match each bike's character: Classic, Custom, and High Output.
The High Output tune delivers 114 horsepower and 174 Nm, the Custom offers 104 horsepower and 171 Nm, and the Classic provides 98 horsepower and 163 Nm.
Significant tech upgrades enhance rider control and safety, including selectable ride modes like Road, Rain, Sport, and Custom.
The 2025 lineup also celebrates the 35th anniversary of the Fat Boy model, with a special Gray Ghost limited edition unit displayed.
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