I Love Harley Davidson Bikes

ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS “My first bike IS a Harley and I say is because it’s still the bike I own and ride.” This is Jenny C. and her Freedom Story.

The 1958 model 165 had a “jewel of an engine” with “go power!”. Enjoy this videos! ADVERTISEMENTS

X Games athlete, Axell Hodges, slays the street on the new FXDR 114 and hits the dirt to show us what he does best. Who else is ready for X Games?

“Women have been riding motorcycles as long as men. You can get on your bike, you don’t have to ride on back. Nina and Jenny talk about why they started riding and how they find their freedom.

Learn how to put your Harley-Davidson into transport mode when transporting your motorcycle to events or shows. This feature puts the the motion detector on hold to ensure the motorcycle battery does not drain during transport.

The new Dominion Collection is a premium, leading-edge collection created to accentuate your bold, high-performance riding style. This robust, highly customizable collection is offered in gloss black anodized and bronze powder coated base colors and features interchangeable trim pieces to take your bike to the next level of customization.

Learn how to pack for a motorcycle trip. Have fun watching this video and hope you get tips. ENJOY!

These days, auctions are a dime a dozen. Some are chock-full of amazing, rare, and unique rides. Others, well, not so much. One of the very best events for motorcycle fans, however, is Mecum’s 28th Annual Vintage & Antique Motorcycle Auction in Las Vegas. This sale never fails to disappoint, with a massive inventory of […]

As Harley’s biggest rival in the American-made motorcycle market, Indian Motorcycle would love to grab a piece of the action from Harley-Davidson, but we say good luck trying. Learn more: Harley-Indian Rivalry Forges a Comeback

During the WWII years of 1941-1945, Harley-Davidson produced nearly 90,000 motorcycles specifically for military use by Allied powers. While the majority of WLA model motorcycles were retained by US military forces, over one-third of these bikes were sent to the UK, China, France, and the Soviet Union through the Lend-Lease Act of 1941. Learn more: […]