2026 Harley Davidson Breakout - Review/Demo
The Breakout is a fantastic part of the Harley Davidson lineup in 2026. When the HD Demo truck showed up near my area, I had to give it a test ride. This bike has a lot of power! 103 HP...and you can feel it! The Harley Torque that many channels joke about is truly a joy when you're riding: 126 ft-lbs is no joke! This bike is definitely NOT for beginners. Road mode was more than enough power to make me happy...I can't even imagine needing the Sport mode, though I'm sure it's fun. The seat height is only 25.6 inch seat height makes it pretty easy for anyone to ride...I had no trouble flat footing it with bended knees. The weight of the bike is a bit heavy, but felt easier to control than the Road Glide or the Street Glide. The Breakout has a wet weight of 681 lbs. The style of this bike is one of my favorites. The Chrome, the straight handlebars, the stock pipes, the color options look classic, but still modern. Of all the Harleys I've gotten to ride...this one is at least tied as my favorite...along with the Road Glide.

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