The 2022 Low Rider™ ST is one of the first non-CVO models to get a 117ci M8 Engine (about 5% more power than the Low Rider S)
It has a stylish frame mounted fairing with a dominant central headlight flanked by side vents. With these sharper lines it has a modern sporty look. A lot of time was spent refining the aerodynamics of this fairing to reduce air buffeting at higher speeds.
The side cases are similar to the SportGlide. Opening outward like a clamshell, they can be easily accessed with one hand while still sitting on the bike. They even have a damping mechanism to prevent them from slamming open when loaded. The size and high placement provide plenty of clearance for leaning deep into corners. There is a quick release system so you can remove them easily when needed.
The 2022 Low Rider™ ST has been given a slightly longer rear mono shock to provide you more clearance and travel. With this new model sitting higher than the Low Rider S, you can lean deeper and corner harder.
This really is a Performance Cruiser inspired by the recent Bagger Racing events. With a great balance of versatility and long distance comfort, we can see this being a very popular model in Australia.