Harley Davidson slashes price by $1,500 on 4 popular bikes in rare sale

HARLEY-Davidson has slashed the prices of four popular bikes by $1,500 as part of a rare sale.

And the bike giant is also offering $250 vouchers to certain groups that can be used towards Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Parts and Accessories.

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According to Auto Evolution, the iconic brand isn’t often known for cutting its prices – such is their standing and popularity.

But right now, they’re offering riders a rare deal with a handful of motorcycles cheaper than usual.

A total of four machines are included in the package with the cuts all new MSRPs of the 2025 model year.

Furthermore, the bike giant is offering exclusive discounts and benefits for US servicemen, veterans and first responders.

These groups can receive a $1,500 price cut on certain motorcycles and a $250 credit toward Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Parts and Accessories, with the latter offer running until December 31.

Naturally, customers eligible for the special discounts will be required to provide verification and a Hero code to take advantage of the offers.

Harley-Davidson’s Let’s Ride Challenge Ride for Heroes initiative also includes plans to donate up to $1 million to veteran and first responder organizations.

The effort, which lasts until October 31, is described as “the most ambitious challenge Harley-Davidson has ever launched.”

This comes as Harley-Davidson was recently forced to recall over 82,000 bikes over safety concerns, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

The issue stems from the mounting tab on the rear shock pre-load adjuster on Softail models between 2018 to 2024, according to a recall notice on June 12.

The tab can break, allowing the rear shock absorber adjuster to damage the rear tire and causing a loss of tire pressure.

This malfunction can lead to a possible crash, which could be fatal, said officials.

At the time of writing, Harley-Davidson hasn’t reported any deaths or injuries connected to the malfunction.

Elsewhere, High Country Harley-Davidson, a beloved Harley-Davidson dealership of 25 “unforgettable” years, has abruptly closed its doors.

The statement confirmed that both the sites in Frederick, Colorado, and Cheyenne, Wyoming would be shutting for good.

It went on to explain that the staff “understand the impact it will have on loyal customers.”

Customers were directed to the brand’s website for further details on the closure.