I Love Harley Davidson Bikes

ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS This bike started life as a 1982 Harley-Davidson FLT but in 2007 the engine started knocking; the camshaft was out of alignment with the pushrod lifters. That led to a teardown and rebuild, of course. Full story: Harley-Davidson Shovelhead Turned Café Racer

At a motorcycle expo held in Boston, Bobby Wronski Jr. came across a friendly group surrounding the Infocus Mobile Audio (IMA) booth manned by owner Justin O’Neil. Justin saw Bobby’s interest in a custom bagger as they talked about what was on display and tried to spark an interest in moving forward with a build. […]

As satisfying as the event is for all those who attended, there is a bigger purpose driving the event. All of the proceeds go to Hounds Helping Heroes, an organization that provides vets and active duty service members with trained rescue dogs. The gifted animals have proven to be a remarkable asset for those suffering […]

From 2006 to 2009, Michael Foster, known to his friends as “Sparky,” served as a military police officer in the Air Force. As part of Operation Iraqi Freedom, he, unfortunately, sustained injuries that led to his discharge. In addition to being a patriot, Foster is also a fellow rider. He’s got a 2015 Sportster, and […]

Does anyone want a trip to the beach? Check out how Shaun Fenton turned a run down Ironhead Sportster into a beach sprinter. Learn more: 1970s Ironhead Sportster XLCH

Unlike a lot of custom bikes these days, this isn’t an old bike made to look like it’s fresh out of the box, it’s the opposite. With Harley-Davidson’s blessing, Spanish custom motorcycle builder, Efraón España, decided to take it into his own hands to celebrate the Sportster’s 60th birthday. Full story and photos: The Vintage […]

The old stereotype of a woman’s Harley-Davidson is a Sportster emasculated to look like it belongs to Malibu Barbie. This Sportster, though, is more GI Joe than that. It’s a 2010 H-D Sportster Forty-Eight that’s been blacked out, stripped down, and given an aggressive look. The bike is also the property of Samantha (Sam) Jackson. […]

New York is a unique and interesting city that is chock full of every kind of style, design and cultural influence that can be imagined. Brooklyn, New York motorcycle builder, Tim Harney, is just a regular guy that builds simple, badass bikes. More photos: Sportster Raised Rough in Brooklyn

A bike based on a 883 Iron Sportster with a strong Café Racer vibe to make the owner feel like a kid at Christmas, but without losing any of today’s Harley modernity and of course keeping the project street legal. Full story: The Modern Sportster Café Racer

Riding your Harley-Davidson into unknown territory is thrilling. Handing your bike over to a shop and letting them do what they want to it is an adventure as well. Sometimes good, sometimes bad. It’s best to hedge your bets by using a shop you know though. Full story: Powerplant Choppers’ Harley-Davidson Panhead Racer