Harley Davidson Pan America 1250 CVO Unveiled

Harley-Davidson has unveiled the Pan America 1250 CVO ( Custom Vehicle Operation). Now the adventure tourer comes with many changes such as a new and exclusive colour scheme along with features such as a new bi-directional quickshifter and a whole host of accessories. 

The new paint scheme brings an orange and black dual-tone colour scheme with liveries in orange. There’s also a 25th anniversary commemorative badge that is placed in the middle of the bike’s fuel tank. The orange colour is also used on the bike’s crash guards and subframe which gives it a neat outline, and makes the bike stand out. 

In terms of features and electronics, the bike now comes with a bi-directional quickshifter, which is the first for any Harley bike. It also has electronically adjustable semi-active suspension, adaptive headlight and colour accented heated grips with CVO written in orange. Apart from that, It gets plenty of new accessories including black aluminium panniers, a radiator guard and engine bash plate along with auxiliary lamps.  

The CVO hasn’t made much changes to the Pan America 1250’s performance and the bike is still powered by the same 1252cc liquid-cooled V-Twin engine that outputs 150PS and 128Nm. It also retains features found on the base model such as adaptive ride-height adjustment, and still rolls on tubeless spoke wheels.