Harley-Davidson Wide Glide 2006 Owner's Manual

The 2006 Harley-Davidson Wide Glide is a distinguished cruiser motorcycle that combines classic design with robust performance. Powered by an air-cooled, Twin Cam 88 engine, this 1450cc powerhouse delivers a potent mix of torque and horsepower, making it a formidable presence on the road. The engine features an overhead valve (OHV) design with two valves per cylinder and electronic sequential port fuel injection (ESPFI), ensuring efficient fuel delivery and optimal performance.

The Wide Glide's transmission is a 5-speed manual, providing smooth and reliable gear shifts. With a final drive belt system, it ensures minimal maintenance and a quieter ride. The chassis is characterized by a tubular mild steel frame with a rectangular section backbone and stamped, cast, and forged junctions, offering a balance of rigidity and comfort.

The suspension system includes 41.3mm telescopic front forks and a rear twin shock, coil-over hydraulic setup, which together provide a smooth and controlled ride over various terrains. The braking system comprises a single disc front brake and a single disc rear brake, both equipped with four-piston calipers, ensuring strong and reliable stopping power.

Ergonomics are a key highlight, with a low-slung seat height of 26.3 inches, making it accessible for riders of varying sizes. The custom, forward-mounted footpegs, and drag-style handlebar enhance rider comfort and control. The motorcycle's distinctive styling features a raked front end, wide handlebars, and a 21-inch front wheel, giving it an aggressive, chopper-inspired look.

The 2006 Wide Glide also includes a 4.9-gallon fuel tank, delivering ample range for long-distance cruising. With its blend of performance, style, and comfort, the Harley-Davidson Wide Glide 2006 stands out as a classic yet powerful addition to the Harley-Davidson lineup.