Harley-Davidson 2021 Street Bob 114 - Updated softail with bigger motor
The 2021 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 gets updated Milwaukee-Eight motor, and the softail remains their lightest bobber offered.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON unveiled some of its 2021 line-up this week with the Harley-Davidson Street Bob 14 among the models to get an update for the new year.
For the most part, the Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 dimensions and size remain largely unchanged - retaining it the crown as the lightest softail on the Harley-Davidson range - but introducing a raft of updates to bring the slick and stylish bobber into 2021, underlined by piling its latest power unit in to an unchanged frame. You'll have a 19-inch front wheel and 16-inch rear wheel, 680mm seat height and 1630mm wheelbase.
The Milwaukee-Eight 114 motor replaces the 107 model, and now provides you with a 1868cc V-Twin motor to propel the relatively lightweight (when compared to the other Harley-Davidson range) bobber along the road. It’ll put out 86bhp at a peak of 5,020rpm, and 155Nm of torque at 3250rpm. You’ll be quicker both 0-60 and 60-80 than ever before.
A2 motorcyclists rejoice, as the official website notes the Street Bob 114 is A2 compliant, one of the few bobbers on sale available on the limited licence.
2021 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 - Everything you need to know
More Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 specs
The Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 is billed as the Harley-Davidson you go to if you want a raw, uncompromising ride, while if you’re after a no-nonsense motorcycle with lashings of customised potential, it has you covered True to Harley's reputation, the Street Bob is a hefty beast, weighing in at a fairly hefty 297kg in running order, but comfort on the round is balanced out with an easily adjustable rear mono shock.
A new graphics pack has been included for 2021, with the Harley-Davidson Number 1 graphic featuring prominently on the tank, and colour options range from Vivid black, Stonewashed White Pearl, Deadwood Green, and Baja Orange. The handlebar has a sleek, built-in digital gauge, which will display the essentials - speed, fuel gauge, odometer and trip recording.
Technology is fairly straightforward on the Street Bob 114, including a USB charger, keyless ignition and… that’s all, really. If you want tech, get yourself the all-electric LiveWire!
If you’re looking to purchase one, the Harley-Davidson 2021 Street Bob 114 will set you back around £13,995 - with price going up from there depending on colour options, accessories and performance packs you may want to throw in.
