Chiseled V-Rod Muscle Presents a Fresh Power-Cruiser Physique MILWAUKEE (July 22, 2008) Harley-Davidson puts an all-new chassis under its popular Touring models for 2009, redesigned from the tires up for a responsive ride and enhanced capacity and comfort. The seven 2009 Touring models ride like new motorcycles, but the iconic styling of each has been carefully preserved. The Motor Company also makes news in the power cruiser category, as the taut lines and sweeping side-pipe exhaust of the new V-Rod Muscle takes the VRSC line in a new styling direction. Two other models, the Dyna Street Bob and the Heritage Softail Classic, receive a significant styling make-over for 2009. “Under the skin, our 2009 Touring models are essentially new motorcycles,” said Bill Davidson, Harley-Davidson Vice President, Core Customer Marketing. “There is likely no profile on the American road more distinctive than that of a Harley-Davidson Touring motorcycle, and we were able to retain the character of each model while significantly improving the riding experience in many ways. With a new V-Rod Muscle model and other technical and styling updates, every Harley-Davidson motorcycle looks to the future while recognizing our heritage.” Forged of steel and torque, backed by millions of miles and a century of experience, Harley-Davidson motorcycles exert an irresistible force to move forward. Equally dedicated to innovation and heritage, Harley-Davidson fuels the rider’s passion with machines, and a motorcycling experience, that simply cannot be duplicated. Highlights of the 2009 Harley-Davidson line include: – Seven Touring models rolling on a new chassis that combines a new frame, swingarm, wheels and tires, plus redesigned exhaust and engine mounting. The results include crisp maneuverability, more luggage capacity, enhanced heat management and increased rear tire life. – Toned and brawny, the V-Rod Muscle brings urban energy to the VRSC power cruiser platform. Sweeping side-pipe exhaust, a clipped-and-clean rear end, and gaping air scoops are a perfect match for the high-revving power of the 1250 Revolution V-Twin. – The Dyna Street Bob gets a fresh dose of retro bobber attitude, with a newly chopped rear fender, blacked-out powertrain and an LED taillight from an old school custom. – Only Harley-Davidson would dare to mess with near-perfection, as Harley-Davidson stylists worked to update the Heritage Softail Classic. Taller handlebars, a “Cat Eye” console and optional chrome aluminum profile laced wheels with wide whitewall tires are just a few of the new features on this popular and nostalgic cruiser. – The Harley-Davidson Custom Vehicle Operations (CVO) crew turns its inspiration loose on two new limited-production models for 2009, the CVO Fat Bob and the CVO Road Glide, each powered and the Screamin’ Eagle 110 V-Twin engine and turned out in bright chrome, big paint and wild new accessories. The CVO Ultra and CVO Springer make an encore appearance in the 2009. – Select Sportster models have recalibrated suspension and improved damping for improved ride quality. – All Sportster and FX models (except the Dyna Fat Bob) have a new front fender that better matches the radius of the front tire, closing the gap between fender and tire for a cleaner look. – Harley-Davidson will offer six new color combinations for 2008, plus three custom color combinations. Harley-Davidson Motor Company, the only major U.S.-based motorcycle manufacturer, produces heavyweight motorcycles and a complete line of motorcycle parts, accessories and general merchandise. For more information, visit Harley-Davidson’s Web site at www.harley-davidson.com.