2021 Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250: Adventure Harley style
The pan. America is powered by harley's, very new and very fancy revolution max 1250 engine which produces 150 horsepower 94 pound feet of torque with a decidedly unhardly like 9 500 rpm redline. The engine is water cooled and was designed using finite element, analysis to help ensure light weight and strength. It'S also packing variable valve timing on both intake and exhaust cams, as well as a maintenance free valve train, both of which are still kind of uncommon. In the motorcycle world, that engine is a stressed member in the pan, america, which helps keep weight down and rigidity up for the chassis. The rest of the chassis is pretty standard until you get to the suspension which, on the hi zoot special model, is a semi active electronic setup with automatic preload adjustment and multiple damping settings. Also, super cool is the adoption adaptive ride, height system that will drop the bike by an inch or two when coming to a stop. This makes flat footing the bike a lot easier for shorter riders and will make the bike a whole lot more accessible to more riders in general. Of course, adventure bike buyers expect their motorcycles to have the latest and greatest technology and the panamerica acquits itself admirably in this department. It makes use of a six axis imu that adds lean sensitivity to the anti lock braking system and traction control. The bike also gets wheelie control, rear wheel, lift mitigation electronically linked brakes hill hold control, cruise control and harley's drag torque slip.
Control which uses anti lock brakes to help mitigate rear wheel slip during hard launches the bike being made for use in just about any kind of terrain, also features a bunch of user selectable ride modes in both bikes. You get the regular road, rain sport off road and off road plus modes, plus a couple of user configurable custom modes in the more expensive special model. You get extra user configurable modes. All this is controlled through a tilt adjustable 6.8 inch, tft touchscreen that lacks carplay or android, auto integration harley plans to have the panamerica in dealers by the spring of this year with the base model, starting at 17 319, while the better equipped special will run. You 19 999 either of those is chump change, but they're pretty reasonable when compared to the rest of the pack, we'll, hopefully be spending some time with the pan. America soon so keep an eye out on roadshow for our review. And if you like, this video don't forget to like and subscribe to, our channel and we'd be just as pleased as punched.
All it needed was CarPlay and AndroidAuto /:
You can still use it by downloading the app.
@hydroboy35ththe included display does not mirror the app. Your solution requires a phone mount on an adventure bike that jumps up and down on hard terrain.
The inter grated version would of allowed the rider to use CarPlay on the screen and use the controls on the handle bars to control it.
@Kingdom Funding if apple CarPlay is keeping you from buying a bike that already has tons of tech/features…it’s really not for you anyway.
@hydroboy35th that’s not the point.
The point is to point out flaws so that the second revision is a more complete product for the intended customers and stays up to date with competition.
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Looks cool!
Selling Meth in the American South West is gonna get even easier.
If Harley Davidson want to compete in this market segment then why the heck they shutdown buell.
Buell is back I guess. There is a revzilla article about it. They’re making an adv bike, too.
@Arnold Yeah but Harley has nothing to do with it. They f#$ked up putting Buell under.
As an adventure rider I do not want all of that electronic sh*t. I want to be able to get anywhere and fix it anywhere when needed.
Then keep your KLR……
Way too much junk on it.
Honestly this gets me excited for Harley as a company. If they make an upright semi naked based on this new chassis and sell it as a motorcycle and not a Harley I could see these competing with stuff like the MT10 and other hyper naked bikes on the market
Salty buell owner (me): Ever heard of Buell?!
@Norman Parthiban I do! But they don’t make bikes anymore
So far I am impressed. This might be exactly what Harley needs. Keep it up!
Harley-Davidson Defender.
I’ve got a 2015 adventure bike in my BMW R1200GS and will likely keep it. The nearest Harley dealer I can walk to while my “local” BMW was 75 miles away but closed, making my nearest dealer 140+ miles away…I salute Harley for coming up with what looks like a good, modern bike, something they badly needed.
HD website shows mag wheels. No spokes?
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