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Harley-Davidson Pan America Global Launch Set for 22nd February 2021

Sathurshan

December 11, 2020

Harley Davidson Pan America will be previewed during the Jan. 19th H-D 21 digital event. Official launch set for Feb. 22nd 2021.

2021 Harley-Davidson Pan America

Harley’s first Adventure touring motorcycle, the Pan America made quite a buzz when it was first unveiled back in 2018 together with the naked street bike, Bronx. With a lot going on with Harley Davidson since then; the brand just officially announced that the much anticipated Harley Davidson Pan America 1250 will make its official debut next year. The Harley Davidson Pan America will be previewed in the H-D 21 virtual launch experience set for 19th of January 2021. Following this, full details of the Pan America will be revealed in a separate digital launch event which is scheduled on the 22nd of February 2021.

Vice President of Marketing, Harley-Davidson Motor Company:

“We’re thrilled to bring the world together virtually to showcase the inspiration and passion behind our 2021 motorcycles; including a glimpse of our first adventure touring motorcycle, Pan America.”

“We look forward to sharing this moment with our customers and dealers from around the world.”

The Harley Davidson Pan America creates a bold new direction for the brand. It’s not the only new model that Harley would launch next year, however, the Pan America will surely overshadow the rest.

Official specification details of the Harley Davidson Pan America haven’t been announced yet. However, here is what we know so far. Pan America will be powered by Harley’s Revolution Max V-Twin engine. The 1250cc mill is inclined towards athleticism with a higher peak RPM range and a high compression ratio. With the Revolution Max V-Twin engine we can expect the Pan America would push around 145 hp and a peak torque of 122 Nm.

As for the Bronx, back in August 2020, Harley’s spokesperson told the press that the Bronx street fighter will not be launched in 2021 as they want to ensure an outstanding launch for the Pan America. This means we can only expect to see the Bronx by 2022 (earliest).

Source: Harley-Davidson