Harley-Davidson FXR Low Rider in Movies

Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man

1985-ish Harley Davidson FXR. Mods appear to be straight drag pipes, solo saddle, air cleaner, and drag handlebars. Oh, and remember to cut and cross the red and blue wires... Low Rider

This candy apple red motorcycle which is stolen by Don Johnsons character the Marlboro Man is actually a 1983 Harley Davidson FXR Low Rider. The bike actually has Shovelhead motor which was standard on all Harley's from 1966 through 1983, and has a solo seat with electric and kick start. The modications are drag handlebars. A list of Harley Davidson Big Twin and Sportster motors: Knucklehead (1936 - 1947) Panhead (1948 - 1965) Shovelhead (1966 - 1983) Evolution (1984 - 1999) Twin Cam (1999 - Present) Revolution (2001 - Present)

Fat Pizza

left: Harley-Davidson FXST Softail Standard (2000-) Right one is also pre-2000 FXST model-line, though modifyed to dual-meter. (This dual meter is optional for Sportster model-line) I leave right one simply 'Harley-Davidson'. I guess it is the right one that has to be listed? I also think so. Only 'Harley-Davidson' is suitable label now. OK pour la moto de gauche (moteur Twin-Cam avec son couvercle de filtre à air ovale) Par contre celle au premier plan est une FXDL Dyna Low Rider (d'avant 1999: moteur Evolution)

FXR Low Rider, not Dyna

Miami Vice EP: 3.08

Harley-Davidson FXR Low Rider Custom. No earlier than 1985 because it has belt drive.

Low Rider, (not FXR) no later than 1984 (Shovelhead)