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Touring parts for Road Glide, Street Glide, Road King and Electra Glide bikes.

About Touring Parts

Touring is the biggest family in Harley-Davidson: Street Glide, Road Glide, Electra Glide, Road King and more, with frames and engines that stretch back decades. This page gathers parts that list the two-wheel touring family (Electra Glide, Road King, Street Glide, Road Glide and Tour Glide models, including the CVO versions). Trikes such as the Tri Glide and Freewheeler are not included. It is the right place to start when you are not sure which model page to use.

Pick your model first

Performance upgrades that matter on a heavy bagger

Touring bikes carry weight, passengers and luggage, so upgrades that improve control pay off quickly. Breathing and tuning wake up the engine, and suspension and brakes make the extra weight easier to live with.

How to shop this page

Start with the model page if you know your bike, since it narrows the list to parts tagged for your model. Use this page when a part fits several touring models and you want to compare options side by side. Add the year bar to cut the list further. For a build plan, work in order: breathing and tune, then suspension and brakes, then fit and finish with bars, controls and seat.

Know your generation

Touring bikes changed a lot over the years. Twin Cam models run through 2016 and the Milwaukee-Eight arrived in 2017. Handlebar, wiring and engine parts often split across those generations. The model and year bar helps filter this page, and every product lists its fitment, so read it before you buy.

Touring exhaust, tuning and engine parts are sold for off-road and closed-course use only; read the noise and emissions rules for your area before fitting any of them.

Touring Parts FAQ

What is the difference between Road Glide and Street Glide?
The Road Glide has a frame-mounted fairing and the Street Glide has a fork-mounted batwing. Many drivetrain and chassis parts fit both. Fairing, headlight and handlebar parts are specific.
Do Twin Cam parts fit a Milwaukee-Eight touring bike?
Engine, exhaust and many electrical parts do not. The Milwaukee-Eight arrived for 2017. Check the product year range.
What is the best upgrade order for a touring bike?
Most riders start with a tune and exhaust, then suspension and brakes, then bars and controls. See the links above.
Do I need a tune after changing my exhaust?
Yes. Fuel-injected touring bikes need the fueling adjusted after exhaust or air cleaner changes.
How are touring exhaust and engine parts sold?
Exhaust, tuning and engine parts are sold for off-road and closed-course use only. Read each listing before ordering.