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Cycle News 1994 08 10

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1995 Harley-Oavidsons By Scott Rousseau arley-Davidson Mo to r Comp a n y w i ll be ce lebrati ng ano ther milestone anniversary in 1995 as reflected in its new 19-model li neu p, which includes the addition of no less than fo ur models ~ to the fir m's offerings for the new yea r. . Aside fr om the numerous refinemen ts that Harley-Davidson incorporates in the entire model line each year, the biggest news is that 1995 marks the 30th year of the Electra Glide family of long-range touring bikes. But rather than add a flashy paint scheme and anniversary graphics to an updated existing model, the Milwaukee firm has made a strong move toward the futur e with the introduction of its 30th Anniversary FLHTCI Ultra Classic Electra Glide, the first Harley-Dav id son to feature fuel-injection and an engine management system in place of a carburetor. (Above) The 30t h Anniversary FLHTC I Ultra Class ic Electra Glide will be Harley-Davldson's flagship for the 1995 model year. The machine Is the first Big-Twin to come equipped with electronic fuel-Injection, ushering In a new era for the Milwaukee-based the the company. Only 2000 two-toned, burgundy and black fuel-In jected models will be produced. (Right ) Billed as a custom-styled motorcycle for the '90s, the FXSTSB Bad Boy has been Introduced as a result of Harley's attention to custome r feedback. (Below left) The FLHT Electra Glide Standard becomes Harley 's new entry-level tourlng bike. The bike 's styling appears reminiscent of the HarleyDavidson Road King. (Below rlght) The FXD Dyna Supe r Glide replaces the FXR Supe r Glide In the Harley model lineup. 0' 0' o ... ... ~ C/) So ::s < 34

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