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ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS What’s better than a vintage Sportster? Well, this custom street tracker is definitely a good start. The street tracker for those that aren’t aware, is a perfect blend of bike styles and can take on both twisty paved roads, loose dirt, and gravel roads as well. More info: RSD Sportster 48

The Harley-Davidson Factory Flat Track racing team had a poor 2017 season but Team Principal, Terry Vance, explains why they can take this one on the chin. It was time to replace the XR750 with the XG750 and data from each of the 18-rounds would be crucial. Learn more: H-D Factory Flat Track Team ADVERTISEMENTS

This bagger is a great example of knowing what you want before undertaking the customization journey. Every rider has their own ideas about what works best for them in a bike, from stock to crazy wild. Full story: A Road Glide Catches Fire

This is not the sort of ride you take out of the garage for that weekly run to the local Starbucks so you can feel hard-core. But if you’re the type of rider who wakes up after a hard night of drinking ready to ride, you may be able to relate to it. It’s a […]

Running their customized 2018 club-style Harley-Davidson Street Bob project one last time on their favorite road. Enjoy! Watch it here: Custom 2018 Harley Street Bob Playing In The Twisties

They created a bike that would be perfect for a ride to Sturgis, a dresser that was both stylish and functional (Big Twin, Fall, 1996 issue). This year, we would have something different. Full story: Building The Big Twin Custom Beast

Between 1948 and 1966, H-D produced several different lightweight models meant to appeal to the youngsters. The tiny two-cycle single engines had fewer parts, but were less efficient than the four-cycle versions.

“If we’re both on the front line, we’re gonna ride together. We’re a team. We’re also brothers.” Aaron and Shaun Guardado of SMCo talk about what it’s like to race #HarleyHooligans flat track.

Dale’s incredible collection of runners includes this 1909 single that employs an atmospheric valve system.

Here, Dale brings a 1920 Sport Twin model to life. While an opposed twin configuration is commonly found on other motorcycles, it’s a rare sight to see on a Harley-Davidson.