Harley-Davidson has given its Blacked-Out Breakout a darker factory-custom look.
Harley-Davidson has revealed a new Blacked-Out Breakout for Australia and New Zealand, with showroom availability expected from October 2026.
The updated cruiser builds on the model’s familiar long-and-low silhouette with a new blacked-out trim package, Black Denim paint and Blackline-inspired graphics.
Harley-Davidson says the treatment has been applied across key components to give the Breakout a more assertive factory-custom appearance while retaining the stretched proportions, raked front end and wide rear tyre that have long defined the model.
Power continues to come from Harley-Davidson’s Milwaukee-Eight 117 V-twin engine, with the company also highlighting the Breakout’s existing suite of modern rider technologies and cruiser-focused comfort.
Rather than changing the basic character of the bike, the new version is primarily about giving Breakout buyers another visual option, particularly those who prefer a darker look over the chrome-heavy treatment traditionally associated with the model.
Harley-Davidson describes the new variant as a more performance-inspired take on the factory-custom theme, drawing on the stripped-back styling of modified Harley cruisers.
The Blacked-Out Breakout will be offered through authorised Harley-Davidson dealerships across Australia and New Zealand from October 2026 with pricing starting at $37,495. Check out the Harley-Davidson website for more details.
