Harley-Davidson Low Rider El Diablo

The Harley Davidson Low Rider El Diablo stands apart from competing cruisers on the market thanks to its distinctive design and aesthetic language. With blacked-out finishes, high handlebars, and a low-slung seat that gives it an aggressive stance, the motorcycle has a sleek and contemporary appearance. Beginning at the front, the motorcycle has a traditional round headlamp perched on a blacked-out fork, which offers good visibility and contributes to its elegant appearance. The wide front tyre and the minimal front fender assist to emphasise the car's powerful and muscular image.

The motorbike has a traditional teardrop-shaped gasoline tank that is situated between the high handlebars and the low-slung seat on the sides. The motorcycle has a traditional appearance and stands out from other cruisers on the market thanks to the prominent Harley-Davidson branding on the tank. The back end of the Low Rider El Diablo is similarly unusual, featuring a sparse fender that highlights the sizable rear tyre and adds to its angular and muscular appearance. Modern LED lighting on the motorcycle, including a taillight and turn signals, improves visibility and adds to its overall fashionable appearance.

The Harley Davidson Low Rider El Diablo is a proficient cruiser with a smooth and pleasant riding experience when it comes to riding and handling. is outfitted with high-end, high-performance suspension components, including an emulsion rear suspension with hand-adjustable pre-load and a dual-bending valve front suspension. These suspension systems offer a comfortable, responsive ride while dampening vibrations. Although having a curb weight of over 300 kg (679 lbs) and being a very hefty motorbike, the Low Rider El Diablo offers a respectable amount of agility and manoeuvrability.

The bike is simple to control thanks to its low-slung design and mid-mounted foot controls. The Low Rider El Diablo's 19-inch front and 16-inch rear wheels provide it tremendous traction and grip on the road.

Also, the bike is equipped with Michelin Scorcher 31 tyres, which are made especially for Harley Davidson cruisers and offer good stability and grip in a range of road conditions.

A 1923cc Milwaukee-Eight 107 V-Twin engine that cranks out a maximum of 90 horsepower at 5,020 rpm and a maximum torque of 169 Nm at 3,500 rpm powers the Harley Davidson Low Rider El Diablo. With the help of a hydraulic clutch with assist and slip characteristics and a six-speed manual transmission, this power is sent to the wheels. The engine also includes an ESPFI (Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection) system. The Low Rider El Diablo accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in around 4.5 seconds and has a top speed of about 180 km/h.

A dual-disc brake system with two 300mm discs and four-piston fixed callipers is included with the Low Rider El Diablo. Single-disc brakes with a 292mm disc and a two-piston floating calliper are used for the rear brakes. The performance of these brake parts is robust and reliable, enabling the rider to stop fast and safely when necessary. Moreover, a security system with an immobiliser and proximity-based key fob is pre-installed at the factory. This security system adds another line of defence against theft.

For riders searching for a high-end cruiser with a comfortable and responsive ride, a potent engine, and a sleek design, the Low Rider El Diablo is a great option. For some riders hoping for a more affordable or lightweight option, the bike's high price and weight may be a deterrent.