Harley-Davidson’s lineup includes all sorts of different motorcycles of different types. Each one has a unique FLH code, and they all mean something different.
The Harley-Davidson brand is known for powerful engines, rich American heritage, and unmatched presence. The last 100 years have seen this company evolve from a small motorcycle manufacturer working out of a shed in Milwaukee, to a trendsetter in everything cruisers and tourers. Harley has an extensive list of motorcycles, all divided into specific families, and it singles out said motorcycles through alphanumeric codes and model designations.
Among these identifiers is the FLH code, which denotes a Harley-Davidson motorcycle as either a Softail or a Touring bike equipped with a fork-mounted fairing or windshield. Since Harley-Davidson has several bikes that match this description but with additional features, you’ll find the FLH at the fore of other letters in the code, as seen in examples like the FLHX, which is the code for the Street Glide.
