The Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250 Special Has Arrived in Brazil with a 150-Horsepower Engine and a Cutting-Edge Technology Package to Challenge the Giants of the Big Trail Segment.
The Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250 Special is the bike that marked the entry of the legendary American brand into the competitive world of big trails. With a unique design, a powerful V-Twin engine, and a list of state-of-the-art electronic equipment, the Pan America was Harley’s bet to break away from its standards and capture a new audience.
According to a comprehensive review of the 2022 model, conducted in partnership with owner Joaquim from São José dos Campos (SP), the bike stands out for its performance and embedded technology. The analysis details the features, numbers, and points of attention of what is one of the most innovative and controversial motorcycles ever made by the Milwaukee brand.
The Arrival of an Adventurer: The Launch in Brazil in 2022
The Harley-Davidson Pan America was globally launched in 2018, but its commercialization in Brazil began only with the 2022 model. The version that arrived in the country was the Special, the most complete version, which comes factory-equipped with electronic suspensions and various protective accessories.
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The name “Pan America” is a reference to the famous Pan-American Highway, the longest road in the world, which connects Alaska to Argentina, reinforcing the adventurous vocation of the motorcycle.
The Revolution Max Engine with 150 Horsepower

The standout feature of the Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250 is its engine. It is the Revolution Max, a V-Twin (two cylinders in a 60º V configuration) with 1252 cc, featuring liquid cooling and variable valve timing (VVT).
The engine delivers an impressive 150 horsepower and a torque of 12.9 kgf.m. The setup, coupled with a six-speed transmission, ensures an immediate throttle response and brutal power across all revs.
Cutting-Edge Technology for Any Terrain: The Complete Electronic Package
The Pan America Special is a motorcycle packed with technology. It comes factory-equipped with:
- Seven Riding Modes (including three customizable).
- Traction Control and Curve-Optimized ABS.
- Bidirectional Quickshifter (to shift up and down without using the clutch).
- Semi-Active Electronic Suspension from Showa.
- ARH System (Adaptive Ride Height), an innovative technology that lowers the bike’s height by up to 5 cm when it stops, making it easier to put feet on the ground.
- 6.8-Inch TFT Display, touch-sensitive and with Bluetooth connectivity for navigation and music.
Performance in Practice: Fuel Consumption and Top Speed
The Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250 is a high-performance motorcycle. Its top speed is electronically limited to 227 km/h.
According to testing, fuel consumption varies by riding style:
- Aggressive Riding: Consumption ranges between 15 and 17 km/l.
- Normal Riding: In a more relaxed driving style, the bike can achieve between 18 and 20 km/l.
The Price and Points of Attention for the 2022 Model
The price of a Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250 Special 2022 used, according to the FIPE Table, is R$ 87,850. A brand new model in 2024 cost around R$ 120,000.
Despite being very complete, the review highlighted some negative points. The main ones are the engine, which heats up significantly at low speeds, the lack of illuminated buttons on the handlebars, which makes nighttime use difficult, and the high cost of replacement for specific parts, a characteristic of the brand.


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