Private seller
Harley-Davidson Night Train Custom
€13,900
200619,000 km
Enschede, OV - Justin R
Marktplaats.nl
United States
Harley-Davidson
Harley-Davidson is an American motorcycle brand founded in 1903 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The brand is synonymous with freedom and American road culture, and is best known for its V-twin cruisers and tourers such as the Sportster, Fat Boy,… Read more
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By the numbers
What does the Harley-Davidson market look like?
Market data last updated 22 September 2026
Price distributionnumber of motorcycles
| Price range | number of motorcycles |
|---|---|
| €500 | 104 |
| €5k | 1,155 |
| €10k | 1,050 |
| €15k | 792 |
| €20k | 426 |
| €25k+ | 752 |
For sale now4,360
Sold (30d)6,289
Median price€14,495
Median model year2014
Based on 4211 motorcycles
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About the brand
About Harley-Davidson
Harley-Davidson is an American motorcycle brand founded in 1903 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The brand is synonymous with freedom and American road culture, and is best known for its V-twin cruisers and tourers such as the Sportster, Fat Boy, Road King, and the Touring series. Harley-Davidson has a distinctive style and sound that makes it unmistakable and attracts a devoted global fan base.
