2023 Harley-Davidson® Street Bob® 114 vs. Low Rider® S | Branford, CT

2023 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 vs. Low Rider S Engine Specs & Powertrain

Blip the throttle then open it up and let the big twin engine on either the 2023 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 or Low Rider S scream loud and free. You get a Milwaukee-Eight® 114 engine on the Street Bob 114, and a Milwaukee-Eight 117 engine — with the most torque and highest displacement of a factory-installed Harley-Davidson engine that’s currently available — on the Low Rider S. You get an extra 9 horsepower and 6 pound-feet of torque from the larger engine.

Fuel economy is the same, but the Street Bob 114 has a 3.5-gallon fuel tank, while the Low Rider S has a 5-gallon gas tank for longer rides. Air for the Street Bob 114 engine feeds through a ventilator air intake, while the Low Rider S gets a heavy breather air intake. Both feature 2-into-2 offset shotgun exhaust pipes.

Roll on Dunlop Harley-Davidson Series tires with the Street Bob and Michelin Scorcher tires on the Low Rider S.

See the engine specs for both bikes in the following chart.

2023 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 vs. Low Rider S Safety & Technology

Light up the road with LED headlamp on both the 2023 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 and Low Rider S. At the rear of the bike, you get an LED Zeppelin tail lamp on the Low Rider S and an incandescent tail lamp on the Street Bob 114. To support an aggressive riding style, the Low Rider S exclusively includes dual front brakes. For added confidence and handling ability in sharp braking situations, add an anti-lock braking system (ABS) to both motorcycles.

The gauge readouts for the Street Bob 114 are contained on a discreet 2.14-inch digital display. By comparison, the Low Rider S features a larger 4-inch analog tachometer within easy view, plus a digital readout for your other performance specs. Keep your phone charged with a USB-A port on either bike. Cruise control is standard on the Low Rider S and not available for the Street Bob 114.

2023 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 vs. Low Rider S Dimensions

The 2023 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 is slightly shorter, rides lower to the ground, and weighs in slightly less than the Low Rider S. Both bikes are built for an upright riding posture with mid-mount pegs, and the Low Rider S has a small screen fairing around the headlamp. Only the Street Bob 114 includes a pillion pad and passenger pegs for two-up seating.

Compare the dimensions for both bikes in the following chart.

2023 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 vs. Low Rider S Pricing

Find the 2023 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114 for sale starting at $16,599 MSRP*. The 2023 Harley-Davidson Low Rider S checks in with a slightly higher starting MSRP* of $18,199. Both bikes are standard in Vivid Black, with other colors, optional ABS system, and other optional equipment extra.

*Prices listed are the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Prices for base models. Options such as color are available at additional cost. Prices exclude tax, title, licensing, registration fees, destination charges, surcharges (attributable to raw materials costs in the product supply chain), added accessories, and additional dealer charges, if any, and are subject to change. Harley-Davidson reimburses dealers for performing manufacturer-specified pre-delivery inspection and setup tasks. Dealer prices may vary.

Visit Freedom Road Harley-Davidson for a Test Ride

Stop by Freedom Road Harley-Davidson and take the Street Bob 114 or Low Rider S for a test ride. Scroll through our available inventory and use our online form to schedule your ride. For more information, contact us online or text or call us at (203) 315-4759. We’ll be happy to help!