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1984–1989 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide (Evo 1340cc) Valuation Report

Date: November 2025

Historical Overview

The Electra Glide models from 1984 to 1989 transitioned fully to the Evolution 1340cc engine and represent a key era in Harley-Davidson’s touring legacy. These bikes combine classic V-twin character with improved reliability and touring comfort. In the UK, they are increasingly viewed as true usable classics with collector appeal.

UK Valuation Summary (1984–1989 Electra Glide Evo 1340cc)

Condition	Estimated Value (GBP)	Data Source / Notes
Project / Restoration Non-running, incomplete or needing major recommissioning.	£4,000 – £6,000	Based on market listings for late-80s Glides in rough condition and limited hammer-sale data.
Roadworthy / Presentable Running, usable; good condition, may show age.	£7,000 – £10,000	Clean UK-registered examples in Autumn 2025 show asking prices in the £7,000–£10,000 range. Example: 1989 FLHTC at £6,950.
Restored / Excellent High-quality restoration, matching numbers, full history, top spec.	£11,000 – £14,000	Upper band is based on dealer asking prices and market observation rather than large numbers of confirmed UK hammer-sales.

Value Influencing Factors

Originality: Matching frame & engine numbers, correct Evo motor, original touring trim and accessories add value.
Mechanical condition: Service history, healthy engine/gearbox, recent recommissioning increase confidence.
Documentation & provenance: UK registration, V5C, MOT history, full history file boost value.
Mileage & usage: Lower miles are preferred, but long-term ownership and good storage can compensate for higher mileage.

Conclusion

As of November 2025, demand for the 1984–1989 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide Evo 1340cc in the UK is steady and the segment is maturing. “Project/restoration” examples are realistically valued at £4,000–£6,000. “Roadworthy/presentable” bikes—running, good condition—typically lie in the £7,000–£10,000 range. For truly excellent, restored or low-mileage bikes the market supports around £11,000–£14,000, although verified hammer-sale data at the top band is still limited.

Sources & Methodology:
UK market listings (Car & Classic, eBay UK), dealer adverts, and auction house archives (H&H Classics, Historics, Bonhams, etc.). Live listing and hammer-sale data collected November 2025. Upper bands are indicative, with fewer confirmed sales at the top end.

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