Harley-Davidson officially launches the brand’s first adventure lineup, the Pan America 1250

Harley-Davidson announced on the 23rd that it is officially launching the Pan America 1250, the first adventure motorcycle in the brand’s history.

The Pan America global release video, which started with the advent of the motorcycle enthusiast and actor Jason Momoa, who is active as a brand ambassador, was simultaneously released around the world at 1 am (Korean time) on February 23rd. In this video, as if watching a travel documentary, you can see in detail the background and innovation of Pan America, as well as the main characteristics of Pan America delivered by experts in each field, and can be viewed again on the Harley-Davidson YouTube channel.

Harley-Davidson, who has inspired numerous riders to deliver freedom through motorcycles over the past 118 years since 1903, through the official launch of Pan America, a versatile motorcycle that combines advanced technology and innovation with a solid brand identity. In earnest, they start to expand the genre.

Pan America is the brand’s first adventure lineup with a completely redesigned Revolution Max 1250 engine, an optimized chassis that focuses on light weight and handling, an adjustable suspension and the first in the industry to adjust the height of the seat according to the situation. It features ARH (Adaptive Ride Height), an innovative technology of In addition, the design reflecting the unique identity of Harley-Davidson and various convenience items stand out. Pan America will be released in two versions, the Pan America 1250 and the Pan America 1250 Special.

The heart of a motorcycle is the engine. Pan America was released with the Revolution Max 1250, a water-cooled V-Twin engine, a new heart that fits the standard as well as optimized for genre expansion. The Revolution Max 1250 engine is designed to reach high RPM quickly and respond flexibly even at high power ranges with 1250cc displacement, 150 horsepower (@8750RPM) and maximum torque of 128Nm (@6750RPM). The V-Twin structure with an angle of 60 degrees has the advantage of improving balance and maneuverability by concentrating the weight in the center, and provides ample space for driving. Dual overhead camshafts (DOHC) reduce inertia, increase RPM speed, and increase maximum horsepower. The unified powertrain also stands out. The engine and six-speed transmission are housed in one case, reducing volume and weight, improving every aspect of motorcycle performance. The dry weight is about 242 kg for the Pan America 1250, about 253 kg for the Pan America 1250 Special, and the fuel capacity is about 21.2 liters.

Pan America features the industry’s first height adjustment innovation, Adaptive Ride Height (ARH). This technology, which is applied only to the Pan America 1250 special model, automatically adjusts the ride height while driving and the ride height while stopping with a motorcycle sensor in 2.5 to 5 cm inches.

The Pan America is equipped with an electronically adjustable semi-active front and rear suspension. This innovative technology senses the rider and passenger, luggage load and speed, road conditions, etc. through sensors on the motorcycle to adjust the suspension, delivering optimized ride comfort for on/off-road, and automatically between rides. Controls damping (absorbs and suppresses vibration). This technology allows the suspension to be adjusted according to five pre-programmed situations: Comfort/Balance/Sports/Off-Road Soft/Off-Road Firm.

Harley-Davidson and Brembo have developed a newly designed Brambo braking system for Pan America only. Pan America’s brakes are new radial monobloc four-piston (30mm) calipers that increase stiffness, improve cooling performance and reduce weight. The diameter of the dual front brake rotor is 320mm, and the diameter of the rear brake rotor is 280mm. Cast aluminum wheels (19 inches at the front and 17 inches at the rear) are designed with a sturdy and lightweight weight to provide incredible performance in a variety of ground conditions, and optional spoke wheels and off-road tires on the Pan America 1250 special model. Do. As for the tire, you can choose a tire for Scorcher Adventure jointly developed with Michelin.

Pan America models are equipped with technologies designed to enhance the riding experience, including several electronically controlled driving modes and improved cornering rider safety. It is designed to match the motorcycle performance to the available traction during acceleration, deceleration and braking. Cornering reinforced electronic brake designed with IMU, an inertial measuring device for optimal intervention when tilting the motorcycle, cornering reinforced anti-lock brake system (C-ABS), cornering reinforced traction control system (C-TCS), cornering reinforced drag torque Driving stability has been reinforced with a slip control and hold system.

Stability can also be checked in the selectable driving mode. According to various terrains and driving styles, five driving modes can be selected by default, including Lane/Road/Sports/Off-Road/Off-Road Plus, and additional user modes can be configured on the Pan America 1250 special model.

Including driving mode, navigation, music, calls, and personalized instrument panel roles based on Bluetooth linkage are all displayed on a 6.8-inch TFT touch screen, and both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto can be linked according to the rider’s own smartphone operating system. Along with the launch of Pan America, exclusive riding equipment and accessories will also be released through collaboration with REVIT, a clothing and parts brand.

Harley-Davidson is starting to expand the motorcycle genre starting with a global public event, and it will be available in Korea in June. Harley-Davidson Korea makes advance reservations for 21-year motorcycles including Pan America, and more information can be found on the official website of Harley-Davidson Korea.

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