2014 Harley-Davidson SuperLow 1200T Photos/Wallpaper/Images/PicsAhead of Daytona Bike Week, Harley-Davidson unveiled two new motorcycles – the
2014 Low Rider and the machine shown above, the SuperLow 1200T.
The Harley SuperLow 1200T attacks a particular demographic – the entry-level tourer. To achieve this, Harley took its number-one entry-level motorcycle, the Sportster, and added a host of touring amenities, including mini floorboards, a windshield and hard saddlebags – the latter two featuring Harley’s quick-detachable system.The SuperLow 1200T is built on the SuperLow 883’s easy-to-handle chassis, but features the Evolution 1200 V-Twin engine that produces 70.8 ft/lbs of torque. The 1200T features a 26.1-inch seat height, and the ergonomics are designed to cater to riders 5’1” to 5’7”, allowing for easier reach to the ground, handlebar and foot controls.Harley didn’t skimp on suspension; the 1200T features a 39mm Showa front fork, and rear shock absorbers that offer easy pre-load adjustments so riders can accommodate both the weight of a passenger and luggage.Stopping the SuperLow 1200T is a 300mm single disc up front, and a 260mm single rear disc out back. ABS is also available for $795 over the starting price of $11,799.Attached above is a photo gallery of the 1200T, the pics taken during the bike’s launch at Daytona. For a review, visit
2014 Harley-Davidson SuperLow 1200T Review.
Photography by Riles & Nelson
