I Love Harley Davidson Bikes

ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS Showcased in this event are some of the nicest old school choppers! All in all, it was a great show. If you missed it, there are some shots of the bikes from this event. Click the link to see them all. Daytona Bike Week Willie’s Old School Chopper Show

Kingswell in cooperation with Volume 4 gave away this fully registered, 1000cc Ironhead! WOW! The winner was announced last February 22nd. Click the link to read more. The VOLUME 4 Harley Davidson Giveaway ADVERTISEMENTS

Many riders dream about riding a WWII Harley Davidson. This bike is not easy to find and most of them are no longer for sale. If you’re one of the many riders aspiring to be on a military motorcycle by H-D, you can check this 1/6 scale out. It resembles the form of a true […]

US Army Harley-Davidson bikes are rare finds. For the Harley enthusiast in you, you can start collecting smaller scale bikes just like this one! The windshield can be taken off, and everything is working great! Click the link to check this item out. U.S. Army Harley Davidson Bike

Harley-Davidson eyewear indicates not only a fashion sense but an entire standard of living as well. Also, they protect you from bugs, wind, dust and rain while you’re out on a ride. Protect your eyes in style with the newest H-D sunglasses and goggles! Click the link to check out all eyewear. New Harley-Davidson Sunglasses […]

This motorcycle was designed as a racing motorcycle by Harley-Davidson. This was meant to compete on the dirt, grass and board track circuits. This little, black beast is ready to race! Click the link to have a closer look at this Harley. Harley-Davidson 17-T Board Track Racer 1917

The featured photo showcases a boy with a Harley-Davidson bicycle. A little bit of trivia, H-D bicycles were produces between the years 1917 and 1922. This bike was meant to appeal to kids and young adults. Click the link to check this vintage photo out. Vintage Photo: Harley Davidson Bicycle

Unlike most factories of today’s modern society, Harley-Davidson does not use robots to manufacture motorcycles. Their factory is filled with people everywhere. Hundreds of workers manually build Harley bikes. This is about a team of 5 or 6 every motorcycle. Click the link to find out more about this story. Harley-Davidson’s Manufacturing Strategy

You can make your Harley truly yours by adding accessories and customizing it to your preferences. Today, we are sharing to you a chopper featuring details of red with gold flames. Click the link to discover more about this bike. The 1970 Sportster

Years ago, well, November 1975 to be specific, there was a Sportster featured in the Street Chopper magazine. This chopper is owned by Don Hughes. Click the link to find out more about this chopper. Don Hughes’ ’72 Sportster