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ON THE COVER: A bunch of heavy hitters in our Chopper Friends Throwdown cover story, with Xavier Muriel (Providence Cycle Worx) and Brandon Hoffman in the front row. In the back row are Ari Levenbaum (Law Tigers), Tom Keefer (Franklin Church Choppers Inc.), Brian Klock (Klock Werks), Justin Umbs (Stellar Cycles/Superstition H-D), Chris Callen (Cycle Source), Jason Mook (Deadwood Custom Cycles), Fred “Flash” Van de Perre (Bikers Against Bullies), and Rick Hoffman. Photo by Olivier Touron. 

ON THE COVER: It’s Indian versus Harley again, with Indian’s Sport Chief going head to head against the venerable Harley-Davidson Low Rider S. Photo by Kevin Wing.

ON THE COVER: The classic American rivalry stretching back more than a century is featured in this issue, including the battles between Harley-Davidson Road Glides and Indian Challengers on the street and on the racetrack.

ON THE COVER: It would require about a quarter-million dollars to purchase the exquisite pair of American streetfighters on our cover. Globetrotting motojournalist Alan Cathcart takes them for a spin. Photos by Phil Hawkins.

ON THE COVER: The sun shines brightly on the Highway King, a model from Harley- Davidson’s Icons line that channels the look and the vibe of the venerable 1968 Electra Glide as fi tted with the King of the Highway touring package. It’s old- school cool! Photo by James Martinec.

ON THE COVER: David Reidie rumbles in the rain aboard his 1929 Harley-Davidson JDH, competing in the Motorcycle Cannonball for bikes built prior to 1941. Reidie traveled all the way from Australia, where he curates the Harley City Collection. Photo by Olivier Touron.

ON THE COVER: The Vance & Hines Road Glide that won the 2023 King Of The Baggers championship gets tested by globetrotting motojournalist Alan Cathcart. Photo by Oli Tennent.

In the March issue of American Rider, we review Harley-Davidson’s latest CVO model…on a racetrack! The new CVO Road Glide ST ups the ante in the bagger segment with performance upgrades that include a 121ci High Output V-Twin and two Track ride modes. We also test the 2024 Road Glide and Street Glide models with new fairing designs and a gigantic TFT instrument panel, both borrowed from the CVO Glides that debuted last summer.

We kicked off the riding season with a trip to Daytona Bike Week, where we enjoyed incredible bike shows, action-packed racing, and a ride on Harley’s new Street Glide to Cocoa Beach.