Harley Davidson's Low Rider was introduced at Daytona Bike Week in Florida. Dubbed the FXS, it was the first of Harley's "factory customs", many of which proved so popular with buyers that they are highly coveted among Harley aficionados. In addition to the FXS's low seat height, that first model Low Rider included raised white lettered tires, drag bars, mag wheels, and an often copied two-into-one slash-cut exhaust.

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When it was new, the XLCR was the fastest bike in Harley-Davidson’s lineup. A good rider could run the ¼-mile in under 12 seconds, with a trap speed around 100 mph.