1984 Harley-Davidson FXRT

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Featuring the Evolution V2 engine, the 1984 Harley-Davidson FXRT stands out. Check out additional images of this classic motorcycle.

The 1984 Harley-Davidson FXRT continued the legacy of the FXR, which had made its debut two years prior.

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The FXR, launched in 1982, was celebrated as a groundbreaking model for Harley-Davidson.

The FXRT built on the FXR's achievements, taking its success to the next level.

With a reinforced frame and Sportster-inspired forks, the FXRT delivered superior handling compared to earlier Big Twin models. Additionally, rubber engine mounts and a five-speed transmission ensured a quieter and more comfortable ride on highways.

The hooded instrument panel highlighted the FXRT's design, emphasizing its suitability for long-distance touring.

In 1984, the FXRT was one of the select models to feature the advanced Evolution V2 engine, boosting its performance for touring enthusiasts.

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