Harley-Davidson has unveiled a new 'Fast Johnnie' line, its latest addition to the Enthusiast Motorcycle Collection which come with factory-direct custom paint and graphic treatments.
The Fast Johnnie limited edition paint treatment will be offered for the Low Rider ST, the Street Glide ST and the Road Glide ST motorcycles, with production limited to no more than 2,000 examples of each model globally.
The Fast Johnnie line will come with a character, inspired by the piglet adopted by Ray Weishaar, applied to the left side of their fuel tanks Inspired by the muscle cars of the 1960s and 1970s, the line will comes finished in Celestial Blue and white racing stripes, and additionally sport a Fast Johnnie character applied to the left side of their fuel tanks. This character also appears on the Harley-Davidson Screamin' Eagle factory team motorcycles raced in the MotoAmerica King of the Baggers series.
This character is itself inspired by a piglet, adopted in 1920 by Harley-Davidson Racer and member of the infamous 'Wrecking Crew', Ray Weishaar, which became a team mascot. The piglet often perched on a motorcycle fuel tank for a post-race victory lap and is usually cited as the source of the 'Hog' moniker that to this day is often applied to anything Harley-Davidson.
The Fast Johnnie line also gets a 'Harley-Davidson' script on their tank and front fender to replace one of the thin stripe elements. Depending on the motorcycle model, the striping is applied to the front and rear fenders, the fuel tank top and sides, the front of the fairing and the side covers and saddlebags. An Enthusiast Motorcycle Collection logo also sits on the rear fender of the line.
The Fast Johnnie limited edition paint treatment will be offered for the Low Rider ST, the Street Glide ST and the Road Glide ST motorcycles, with production limited to no more than 2,000 examples of each model globally.
This character is itself inspired by a piglet, adopted in 1920 by Harley-Davidson Racer and member of the infamous 'Wrecking Crew', Ray Weishaar, which became a team mascot. The piglet often perched on a motorcycle fuel tank for a post-race victory lap and is usually cited as the source of the 'Hog' moniker that to this day is often applied to anything Harley-Davidson.
The Fast Johnnie line also gets a 'Harley-Davidson' script on their tank and front fender to replace one of the thin stripe elements. Depending on the motorcycle model, the striping is applied to the front and rear fenders, the fuel tank top and sides, the front of the fairing and the side covers and saddlebags. An Enthusiast Motorcycle Collection logo also sits on the rear fender of the line.
