2010 Models announced on this Emissions site

[geezerglide]

Just read this on the CVO website.

Go to www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/onroad/cert.php#6 for the 2010 HD Models.

Specific to the FL Frames, here is what comes up.

1684 cc; FLHR, FLHR-SHRINE, FLHRC, FLHTC, FLHTCU, FLHTC-SHRINE, FLHX, FLTRU, FLHTK, FLTRX
1688 CC; FLHPE, FLHTP
1688 CC; FLHTCUTG, FLXXX
1688 CC; FLHP
1802 CC: FLHTCUSE5, FLHXSE

Looks like their is another Ultra Screaming Eagle and a Street glide Screaming Eagle.

geezerglide

[Jeffd]

1684cc and 1689cc, Water cooled heads perhaps.

[jd8181]

http://www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/onroad/cert/hmc/2010/2010.php

your link didn't work for me. maybe this one will work

[frydaddy96]

Where did you see 1684 & 1689? 

[jd8181]

Where did you see 1684 & 1689? 

i seen 1688 no 1684 or 1689

[thealaskan©]

Its 1584 and 1688 and 1802.

[jd8181]

The 1688 is the 103 for the Tri-Glide and police models.

The 1802 is the 110 for the Screaming Eagles CVO Models

[superglidesport1]

Same 96", 103" and 110 displacements as in the past. Who knows whether anything else is going to change at this point. Last year's EPA (Federal Environmental Protection Agency) certifications listed a couple of larger displacement liquid cooled engines.

This link is for CARB (California Air Resources Board) and applies to CA emissions certifications only.

[superglidesport1]

  1 cubic inch = 16.387064 cc

[Jeffd]

Where did you see 1684 & 1689? 

I need reading glasses LOL.

[deathwish]

like my one friend said at one point. "it's an american motorcycle not metric, so F the cc and talk cubic inches".

[PoorUB]

  1 cubic inch = 16.387064 cc

http://www.onlineconversion.com/volume.htm

[superglidesport1]

like my one friend said at one point. "it's an American motorcycle not metric, so F the cc and talk cubic inches".

Application for Federal EPA or CARB certification by an OEM Manufacturer requires engine displacement description as cubic centimeters / cc's.

[Dennis The Menace]

Good, the Road Glide is still there, just in a Ultra configuration.  I'm pleased.

menace

[Justpassingas]

Just bought an 09 Street Glide and took delivery yesterday....Rumor I heard at the dealer was that the Road Glide was history and that they we're going back to a Tour Glide with tour pack and stuff.....Just a rumor I heard .......

[Rider57]

The last time things like this came out in bits and pieces was when they went from EVO to Twincam.
Wait until the dealer show and see what happens.

[Dennis The Menace]

This site is the real deal.  It has shed light on new models consistently for years.

The Road Glide will be called something else, I suppose.  But, there is a FLTRU, so mabye they will call it a RoadGlide Ultra, or maybe a TourGlide (but I doubt it).

The only thing that remains to be seen is the actual mods.  I suspect its still a frame mount fairing, perhaps no change even to the fairing itself.

Perhaps all they will do is add a tourpack (chopped, I hope), lowers and CB with 4 speakers.  Its then truly an Ultra, like the EG-Ultra.

Me, I would only prefer the tourpack added on.  The rest doesnt interest me, especially with all that added weight.  Got enough of my own slowing me down.  lol

The Street Glide is a CVO this year, so that will look nice.  Those will sell out within 4 months in the US.  Anyone care to bet?

menace

[waskier01]

The last page lists a FXDWG

[Rugby_fxdwg]

My bet is oiled cooled heads like that one sporster from Europe...

[Dennis The Menace]

Rugby, could be.  Maybe water cooled too, who knows.  But, with displacements unchanged and emissions controls unchanged from last year, I am not sure we will see any big changes.  But, I have been wrong many, many times before.  Just ask my ex--she knows it all  lol

menace

[rigidthumper]

I married her sister-Ms Allways Right 

[kingvvk]

Looks like no more FLHT standard. Too bad.

[Rugby_fxdwg]

Rugby, could be.  Maybe water cooled too, who knows.  But, with displacements unchanged and emissions controls unchanged from last year, I am not sure we will see any big changes.  But, I have been wrong many, many times before.  Just ask my ex--she knows it all  lol

menace

Menace,
  I think that I am living with her sister...
Rugby

[hotroadking]

Unless EPA mandates I don't see HD putting out a new engine for a while, right now its about cost containment and reduction in expenses, maintaining sales.

TC is a good engine, runs well, and the tooling is probably paid for....

You'd have seen a new EPA request for a new engine....

[choseneasy]

 I would bet there is a motor in the works, probably running. You would be surprised how many years it takes from design to showroom. With the ever tightening EPA requirements  I don't think the project would  be shut down because of the economic slowdown.
The twin cam motor was reportedly to be released in 97 but was held off for 2 years to work out bugs. JMO, I don't have an inside scoop.