The Harley-Davidson motorcycles 2022

What's changing in 2022
the shock of 2022 at Harley-Davidson is the appearance of the ST models. This label identifies models (excluding CVOs) equipped with the company's largest twin: the 1923 cm3 117 ci. With this block, the Low Rider ST, Street Glide ST and Road Glide ST exceed 100 hp and gain a healthy dose of torque. The Low Rider S also gets this engine instead of the 114 ci.
The CVO range replaces the Limited with the Road Glide Limited, while the Electra Glide Revival and Softail Slim leave the catalog.
There have been 4 recalls for 2022 models :
- Motorcycles recalled on Wednesday, June 12, 2024 in 2 countries : 1920 Softail Low Rider 'El Diablo' FXRST
Due to incorrect bending of the brake lines during assembly, the front brake lines may come into contact with the fuel tank. This can lead to brake line rupture and loss of brake fluid. If the loss of brake fluid goes undetected, front braking may be compromised, increasing the risk of accident and injury.
Production dates: 17/11/2021 - 08/07/2024
- Motorcycles recalled on Friday, March 17, 2023 in 11 countries : 1870 Tri Glide Ultra FLHTCUTG CVO 1920 Tri Glide FLHTCUTGSE
The brake light can remain permanently on. This creates a risk of collision and injury.
- Motorcycles recalled on Friday, December 23, 2022 in 6 countries : RH 975 Nightster
Poor-quality handlebar welding can cause the inner and outer parts of the handlebar to separate. This can lead to loss of motorcycle control, increasing the risk of an accident.
- Motorcycles recalled on Friday, February 18, 2022 in 8 countries : Pan America 1250 Pan America 1250 Special Pan America 1250 Special G.I.
If the center stand is incorrectly extended and the seat base handle is incorrectly pushed upwards, the threaded insert of one or more attachment points may not be held securely. If the seat base handle breaks during use in a moving vehicle, this may increase the risk of injury.