In 2016, Harley-Davidson continued its legacy as a leading motorcycle manufacturer by introducing a diverse range of bikes that catered to various rider preferences and styles. The company's lineup for the year included updated versions of its classic models in the Touring, Softail, Sportster, and Dyna series, each known for their distinctive features and appeal.

      The Touring models, such as the Road Glide and Street Glide, remained popular for their comfort and suitability for long-distance travel. The Softail series, including the Softail Slim and Fat Boy, were celebrated for their classic design and robust engines, appealing to riders who favored a traditional Harley look with modern performance.

       For those seeking a more urban and aggressive style, the Sportster models like the Iron 883 and Forty-Eight were the go-to choices. These bikes were particularly popular among younger riders and those new to the Harley-Davidson brand. The Dyna models, with the Street Bob and Low Rider, continued to be favorites for their classic Harley styling combined with performance capabilities.

        Additionally, Harley-Davidson's Custom Vehicle Operations (CVO) models offered high-end, limited-edition bikes with exclusive features and custom designs, catering to enthusiasts seeking premium options.

        Overall, Harley-Davidson's 2016 lineup showcased their commitment to blending tradition with modernity, offering a range of motorcycles that not only upheld their iconic status but also addressed the evolving preferences of riders worldwide.