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Harley Davidson Breakout

HARLEY DAVIDSON BREAKOUT

MOTORCYCLES, RIDES

If you love a big rear end, you’ll love Harley Davidson’s Breakout ($18,000). The Breakout is inspired by the classic Gasser drag bikes of the ’50s and ’60s. Everything about this bike is big including the wheels. The Breakout has 21 inch 130mm tires up front and a massive 240mm 18-inch tire in the back. This aggressive bike is powered by Harley’s 103ci Twin Cam 103B engine. This engine will get you about 96 lb-ft of torque. Throw on some saddlebags and the Breakout will be perfect for that weekend excursion.

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