Touring bikes are arguably the finest motorcycles that Harley Davidson manufactures today. The model names can essentially say it all: Road King and Electra Glide. The average motorist will recognize a "Dresser" Harley when they turn to look at their full fairing, large saddlebag neighbor who has the radio on full blast.

The Dyna models include: Super Glide, Super Glide Sport, Super Glide Custom, Low Rider, Street Bob, Fat Bob and Wide Glide. With this family of bikes, there is definitely no shortage of Harley Davidson performance, not to mention any shortage of popularity either.

The Harley Davidson Softail modified its Twin Cam engine to reduce vibration and hid the shock absorbing rear suspension for an easy ride that still looks cool. Springer, Heritage, Night Train, and Crossbones riders can tell you that it's simply an improvement on a classic.

The Harley Davidson Sportster boasts a strong reputation and an even stronger ownership base. This bike came from being a racing bike to the oldest bike in the HD family. Models in the Sportster group are designated by "XL" and have 45 degree V-twin engines that roar with power.

The Harley Davidson VRSC "Revolution" came about at the turn of the millennium, by way of Kansas City and Stuttgart. It makes sense because this liquid cooled overhead cam V-Twin Racing Street Custom is not a traditional "Chopper." The power and technology behind the V-Rod and Night Rod means these Harleys get heard when they catch up to you, but not for long after they pass you.

Here you will articles about the old, the new, and the specialties. Whether you're looking to update your classic Harley bike or trying to uncover why they call it the "Screaming Eagle", we've compiled information about the Classic, CVO, EVO, and Trike bikes for your reference.

Harley Davidson riders know that what you wear is just as important as what you ride. Choosing the right kind of gear for your needs is essential to the riding experience. Owners wear their Harley apparel and accessories to show what others are missing out on.

Harley Davidson bikes don't grow on trees or roam the plains in herds. They are finely crafted machines, made up of chrome, leather, and style. You see that in the wheels, handlebars, seats, exhaust, and lights. Maintenance and modifications are important, fun, and often frustrating. Let's make it easy and enjoyable.

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