Harley-Davidson Launches New ‘Harley Night’ Across Dealers in the UK
This Friday will see Harley-Davidson’s new ‘Harley Night’ event take place across dealers in the UK and Ireland, as well as other markets around the world
Fans and owners of Harley-Davidson motorcycles can attend the new Harley Night experience at participating dealers, which takes place this Friday, 14 March.
An all-inclusive event, the Harley Night experience will be accessible to everyone that has an interest in the brand’s latest motorcycles, heritage and all-things two-wheels. Dealerships that are hosting the event will run live entertainment throughout the evening, while offering refreshments and other activities that are culture-specific to their locations.
The night’s proceedings will showcase the brand’s extensive range of motorcycles, but in addition to the bikes on display, Harley Night will also offer members of the public a chance to explore the American company’s new selection of parts and accessories.
For those who like to mix bikes with stylish outfits, an expanded Genuine MotorClothes line will also be available.
Harley Night will take place at participating Harley-Davidson dealerships across the EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa) region. Further details about the event and dealership locations can be found at HarleyNightUK.
The new event from Harley-Davidson comes off the back of the brand making its CVO Road Glide RR King of the Baggers race bike available to the public.
Not identical to the race bikes used in the KOTB series, the street-legal CVO Road Glide RR is not far off and relies heavily on the Road Glides that have revolutionised the cruiser racing, both aesthetically and technically.
The bike features its daring Screamin' Eagle 131ci (2,146cc) engine, which Harley-Davidson claims can deliver an astonishing 150bhp and 150lb ft of torque. The engine is fed by sequential port fuel injection and breathes through a full titanium two-into-one exhaust system from Akrapovič.
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