Top 6 Worst Harley Motorcycles

The bike created by Eric Buell, technically not a Harley-Davidson but acquired by the company. Known for its air-cooled engines and low design costs, it offered a unique riding experience but had issues with comfort and high speed.

The 1980 Sportster 1000 model had a heavy design, reported engine starting issues, and uncomfortable vibrations. It failed to maintain Harley-Davidson's reputation for quality and innovation.

The Road Glide models from 2009 to 2013 had design flaws, overheating issues, and discomfort due to excessive weight. Users faced frustration and safety risks, leading to numerous warranty claims.

The 2015 Electra Glide Ultra Classic model was heavy and experienced faulty chemical reactions affecting the clutch system. This led to safety risks, frequent problems, and a disappointing riding experience for users.

The Twin Cam 88 engine, designed to be more reliable, had major issues with tensioners causing catastrophic engine damage. Additional problems included crankshaft runout, overheating, and costly repairs, leading to user dissatisfaction.

The Harley-Davidson Topper, a motor scooter produced from 1961 to 1965, faced criticism for its lack of power, mediocre performance, and competition with more advanced models in the market.