Powersports · Highway motorcycles

Highway motorcycles: 60–90 kW (≈ 80–120 hp)

EPA certification records list 1116 highway motorcycle engine families in the 60–90 kW (≈ 80–120 hp) class from 63 makers, model years 2006–2027. Harley-Davidson has the most, with 118 families, followed by Ducati (103). 73% are 2-cylinder engines. The busiest certification year was 2008, with 87 families.

Engine families1,116
Makers63
Model years2006–2027
Power60–90 kWmedian 76 kW

Makers in this class

MakerFamiliesYearsPower
Harley-Davidson1182007–202660–86 kW
Ducati1032006–202761–89 kW
Honda962006–202662–88 kW
Yamaha862007–202762–88 kW
Triumph Motorcycles842008–202760–89 kW
Suzuki822007–202661–89 kW
Piaggio792006–202763–85 kW
Kawasaki572006–202661–88 kW
BMW562007–202661–85 kW
BRP (Bombardier Recreational Products)412008–202761–85 kW
KTM382006–202770–89 kW
S&S Cycle242007–201668–81 kW
MV Agusta202016–202670–82 kW
Rage Hard Choppers192006–201275–81 kW
Victory Motorcycles142007–201762–89 kW
CFMOTO Powersports132023–202770–83 kW
Indian Motorcycle132009–202466–90 kW
Westward Industries122006–201761–68 kW
Ultima122007–201878 kW
Big Dog Motorcycles112007–201169–76 kW
Morgan102012–202180 kW
Saxon Motorcycle102007–201068–81 kW
Thunder Mountain Custom Cycles82007–201062–87 kW
Custom Chrome a division72006–201080–86 kW
Hua Mei Motor62023–202665–68 kW

Families certified per year

200642
200786
200887
200975
201060
201139
201236
201337
201444
201543
201647
201742
201842
201945
202049
202145
202245
202353
202459
202561
202658
202721

Engine layout

Cylinders
1 cyl12 cyl8143 cyl1234 cyl1646 cyl14
Configuration
41116

Other size classes

Source

US EPA engine certification data. One engine family can power several vehicle models and trims. Maker and model year are decoded from EPA engine family codes.