Who’s going to the 75th annual Sturgis rally this year? If you are gearing up for the big ride, here is a list of 15 things you should know about the greatest rally of all time.

If you’re looking for a classic, all original Harley factory racer, we may just have the ride for you. And if you’re not, then we still have some really pretty pictures for you to gawk at.

In the late 1910’s, a new type of motorcycle racing evolved in Australia known as Speedway Racing and it quickly spread across the ocean to the U.S. and England. Speedway racing was held on oval tracks covered with loosely packed dirt or cinders (the rock, not ashes) which allowed the racers to slide their motorcycles through the corners.

In 1934, it looked liked Harley’s gamble in the Far East was about to pay off. The Japanese Shinagawa factory was just one year away from becoming the first overseas factory to produce an 100% foreign made Harley-Davidson motorcycle.

In honor of Bonneville and the upcoming Bub Speed Trials we wanted to look back at the history of Harley Davidson land speed racing. Each Thursday we will share a moment from HD history. This week we look at the land speed attempt in 2012 by Tatro Machine running a 1959 Flat Head streamliner.  The […] More »

We all remember the day, September 11th 2001. That’s the day an attack occurred on U.S. soil and the lives of thousands of Americans were lost and thousands more were changed forever. I was golfing that morning, relaxing from a job in sales and oblivious to the early chaos. When I went home and turned […] More »

Armed Forces, Veterans, and Harley-Davidson go together like Red, White and Blue by Tracey Lloyd For over 80 years the Harley-Davidson Company has transported and protected soldiers with innovative technology and superior design. In return, thousands of Veterans and active duty soldiers bought and continue to buy H-D motorcycles, advancing the legendary motor company’s growth […] More »