Description

This model was transitioned from the Dyna family to the Softail line in 2018. It is powered by the Milwaukee-Eight 107 engine with 107 cubic inches (1,746cc) displacement. The engine features four valves per cylinder and an oil cooling system that circulates oil through the heads and around the exhaust ports to cool it down, according to YouTube. The 2018 model is equipped with a new, stiffer Softail frame that combines the classic Softail look with improved handling and ride quality, notes Cycle World. It has a minimalist, rat-rod bobber style with mini-ape handlebars, laced wheels, and chopped fenders, according to YouTube. It features an LED daymaker headlamp, digital instrumentation, keyless ignition, and a USB charging port, notes M & S Harley-Davidson. The Street Bob has a solo tuck and roll seat that complements the bobber theme, according to YouTube. It weighs 653 lbs in running order. ABS is available as an option for an additional cost. The 2018 Street Bob has a manufacturer's suggested retail price starting in the mid-$14,000 range. In conclusion, while both are Harley-Davidson motorcycles and share some features like a 6-speed transmission and a 3.5-gallon fuel tank, the 2018 Harley-Davidson Street 750 and the 2018 Harley-Davidson Street Bob are distinct models. The Street 750 is part of the Street series with a smaller engine, while the Street Bob is a Softail model featuring the more powerful Milwaukee-Eight engine and a redesigned chassis, notes Cycle World.