Harley-Davidson Low Rider (from 1977)

Launched in 1977 under the famous FXS designation, the Low Rider stood out at once for its lowered seat and its aggressive, unmistakable riding position.

Conceived to tap into the California custom-bike scene of the 1970s, it quickly became a company best-seller.

• 1977 FXS 1200: First model with alloy wheels and twin front discs.
• FXS 80: 1340 cc version from 1979.
• Dyna & Softail Low Rider: The later generations.

The instrument cluster built directly into the central strip of the fuel tank is one of the model's distinctive styling traits.

Particularly sought after by collectors in the early Shovelhead series. Robust mechanics and great period personality.