Harley-Davidson rolls out 2026 Sport-Touring lineup at MotoGP Thailand
Harley-Davidson made a striking return to MotoGP Thailand, marking its third consecutive year at the Southeast Asian motorsports spectacle. The iconic American brand thrilled riders and enthusiasts with the regional debut of four 2026 model year sport-touring (ST) models.
The new lineup, unveiled for the first time in Southeast Asia, includes the CVO Street Glide ST, CVO Road Glide ST, Low Rider ST, and Pan America 1250 ST. Designed for riders seeking both power and versatility, the CVO models feature the Milwaukee Eight 121 High Output engine, delivering higher torque and more responsive acceleration, alongside an upgraded suspension system for improved handling and comfort across challenging terrain. Following their exclusive MotoGP debut, the full 2026 ST lineup will roll out across Asia’s emerging markets in the coming months.
At the three-day event, Harley-Davidson’s booth in the MotoGP Fan Village emerged as a premier destination for fans, riders, and media. Highlights included the CVO Road Glide ST on the Moto Simulator, alongside the Road Glide and a race-custom Pan America. Visitors engaged with interactive exhibits, explored the second season of Harley-Davidson Factory Racing fanwear, and experienced the brand’s signature blend of performance, design, and culture.
Harley-Davidson also announced the inaugural Bagger World Cup, the world’s first global racing championship dedicated to high-performance Harley-Davidson baggers. Sanctioned by the FIM and developed with MotoGP, the series will take place across six MotoGP weekends in North America and Europe. Representing Southeast Asia, Niti Racing becomes the first Indonesian team to compete, led by accomplished rider Dimas Ekky Pratama, a former FIM Moto2 World Championship competitor.
During MotoGP Thailand, Dimas interacted with fans and media, participating in autograph sessions and sharing insights on the team’s preparations. The combination of new motorcycles, immersive experiences, and competitive racing underscores Harley-Davidson’s continued commitment to performance, innovation, and its motorsports legacy.
