Want to own a piece of Harley-Davidson history? The new Fat Boy Gray Ghost might be your ticket. But here’s the catch – only 1,990 of these will ever be made worldwide. That’s it. Once they’re gone, they’re gone forever.
This limited-edition model was designed by Harley to commemorate 35 years of the Fat Boy. You know that bike from Terminator 2? Yeah, that’s the one. Well they’ve now transformed that iconic design into a updated look that will stop you in your tracks.
Design and Looks
The first thing you’ll notice is the mirror-like surface. This isn’t just a extravagant paint. This is a serious piece of high-tech known as Physical Vapour Deposition. It transforms solid materials into vapors and apply them to the fenders and fuel tank. They then seal it by applying a clear coat. The result? A bike that sparkles unlike anything else you’ve seen.
The frame is silver and powder-coated, looking sleek and elegant and the chrome side covers provide the classic Harley appearance. It has that airy cleaner, and yellow details on the engine components that make it sound like genuine Fat Boy. This time, however, it’s wrapped in a metallic finish which resembles liquid metal.

Engine and Performance
But beneath all that shine is a Milwaukee-Eight 117 engine and it has some serious grunt. We are not talking small, either, 101 horsepower and 171 Nm of torque. That’s roughly 7 percent more oomph than the 2024 Fat Boy. So yes, it’s not just trash that makes it look better – it also runs better.
The power transfer is powerful and smooth and is ideal for city or highway riding. It has enough power to keep you from trouble, yet it’s easily manageable for day-to-day use. The engine’s note has the rich Harley noise that causes people to look around.
Ride and Handling
Gray Ghost Gray Ghost keeps that classic Fat Boy riding position – at ease and comfy. The leather seat, with its tassels and laces creates a retro look while the black leather strap is a unique addition. The front suspension is 49mm and is able to handle bumps with ease, while the hydraulic rear suspension helps keep everything smooth. Low speeds and stability, as well as cornering confidence thanks to the cornering ABS and traction controls. It’s solid and secure regardless of whether you’re riding in town or out on the weekend for a getaway.
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Features and Technology
Not your grandfather’s Harley when it comes to tech. Three riding modes – Road, Rain, and Sport – depending on what kind of riding you’re doing. Cornering ABS and traction control to keep you safe, drag-torque slip control for smoother engine braking.
5-inch display shows you everything you need to know without being too complicated. Full LED lighting for better visibility, USB port to charge your phone. Modern conveniences without losing that classic Harley character.
Special Touches
Each Gray Ghost gets a unique serial number on the tank console, so you know exactly which one of 1,990 you own. 3D winged emblem on the fuel tank is a nod to the original Fat Boy badge. Icons Collection medallion on the rear fender to mark this as something special.
Attention to detail is impressive. Every surface has been thought about, from the stitched leather tank strap to how the chrome and silver work together.
Price and Availability
Here’s where it gets real – the Gray Ghost is $25,399 in the US, which is around Rs. 21.5 lakh. That’s a lot of money, but then again this isn’t a regular motorcycle. With only 1,990 units worldwide, it’s more like owning a piece of art you can ride.
Will it come to India? Not confirmed yet, but considering how popular they are here, many riders are hoping it does.
FAQs About Fat Boy Gray Ghost
How many will be made?
1,990 units worldwide. Once they’re sold, that’s it – no more will ever be made.
What makes the finish so special?
Physical Vapour Deposition coating that creates a mirror-like finish. Same high-end process used in aerospace and luxury goods.
Is it more powerful than the regular Fat Boy?
Yes, it’s got about 7percent more power and three times more torque than 2024’s Fat Boy, thanks to the Milwaukee-Eight 117 engine.
Final RemarksIt’s not a special edition, but an appropriate honor to one the most recognizable motorcycles. Mirror finishes are stunning as is the performance and the exclusivity goes through the ceiling. It’s not cheap, but with only 1,990 people around the world have access to one this is an added benefit.
If you’re a serious Harley collector or someone who wants to own a piece of motorcycle history, the Gray Ghost is worth considering. Just don’t wait too long, numbers this limited won’t last forever.