Harley riders are in relaxed positions, so we can enjoy cruising in style. We know life isn’t a race.  With your feet forward on pegs or floorboards, arms relaxed, and ass planted on a cushioned seat, it’s all about the ride. Harleys feel carved from solid steel–they own the road. In contrast, crotch rocket riders […] More »

You can make them your own–Harley-Davidson motorcycles are the most customizable bike in the world. The Motor Company sells a huge selection of parts and accessories. Harley owners can choose to ride their bike as is or customize it to the max! There’s no limit to the choices; paint, chrome, exhaust, handlebars, seats, wheels, front […] More »

Harley’s have resale value! If you ever decide to sell your Harley, it’ll have value no matter how hard you rode it! Because Harleys can be rebuilt and reused, there’s always a demand for used bikes and parts. In some instances, vintage or older Harleys will even increase in value. Remember, there are collectors worldwide […] More »

Well, this should probably count for more than one gift, but nobody’s ever accused me of being some kind of math genius. But if none of the previous ideas will do–which they should, because they’re awesome!–Biker at Home has tons of Harley-themed stuff that’s sure to hit the mark. I particularly liked the bar stool […] More »

In some states it’s the law. In others it’s not. However you look at it, though, a motorcycle helmet is good protection to have in the event you dump your Harley. If you are going to wear a helmet, though, you should do it in style. Harley Davidson makes helmets that protect you and tell […] More »

When it comes to motorcycle riding, boots are both a fashion statement and a necessity. A good boot protects your foot from the dangers that riding can present. Of course, you are not just a motorcyclist, but a Harley rider. That means not just any boot will do the job. Harley Davidson offers a line […] More »

The 2011 Harley-Davidson Touring models are an exceptional line of powerful motorcycles. For many years, it was the big hogs (dressers, touring bikes, whatever you chose to call them) and then the Sportsters. Surely there are those who, when you said Harley, knew nothing more than these big, V-twin machines. Back then, they had knuckle […] More »