

Specs
- New or used
- New
- Availability
- In stock
- Colour
- Black
- Displacement
- 1,450 ccManufacturer specDealer: 1450cc,Twin Cam 88® Engine, Vibration Isolation Mounted
- Transmission
- ManualManufacturer specDealer: 5-speed
- Final drive
- BeltManufacturer spec
- Seat height
- 27.3 inManufacturer specDealer: 27.25 in.
- Wheelbase
- 63.5 inManufacturer spec
- Ground clearance
- 5.1 inManufacturer specDealer: 5.12 in.
- Dry weight
- 788 lbManufacturer spec
- Model code
- FLHTCUIULTRACLASSICELECTRAGLIDE
- VIN
- 1HD1FCW16XY602352
- Stock #
- HAR602352
All details from the dealer (7)
- Model Type
- Touring
Brakes/Wheels/Tires
- Brakes
- Front: Dual disc 11.5 in. x .20 Rear: 11.5 in x .3Manufacturer spec
- Tires
- Front: MT90B16 Rear: MT90B16Manufacturer spec
Dimensions
- Length
- 98.3 in.Manufacturer spec
Engine
- Bore x Stroke
- 3.75 x 4.00 in.Manufacturer spec
- Compression Ratio
- 8.9:1Manufacturer spec
- Carburetion
- Sequential Port Fuel InjectionManufacturer spec
From the dealer's page
The Ultra Classic® Electra Glide® is our way of taking everything good about motorcycle travel, and dialing it up to the max. Start with sound. You get a 40-watt-per-channel AM/FM/cassette with weather band, rear speakers, separate passenger controls and dual antenna. Plus a built-in C.B./voice-actuated intercom with helmet-mounted headset. The only thing that sounds better is the voice of the Twin Cam 88® engine urging you on. It’s glittering with chrome, and fed by sequential port fuel injection. Also included are fairing lowers, full hard luggage and our accurate tap-up-tap-down cruise control. Plus, a cloisonné emblem on the tank. That’s the Ultra Classic® way to travel.
Price history
Tracked since Oct 3, 2026 · last checked 1h ago
No price history yet — we have checked this listing more than once but have not been able to read a price we can stand behind.
Timeline
First seen
Oct 3, 2026
Market context
Comp set: 1997–2001 Harley-Davidson FLHTCUI Ultra Classic Electra Glide · 2 listings
Fewer than three comparable units are indexed, so there is no honest median to compare against yet. We would rather show nothing than a number we cannot stand behind.