If you watch a TV show or a movie, groups of motorcycle riders are typically shown to be gruff, crude, and ready to commit violence. However, in real life, most motorcycle riders are law-abiding citizens who pay their taxes. Some of them may even enjoy an occasional round of golf. If you happen to be that type of biker, a cart like the one you see here should be right up your alley.

It seems as though having both a Harley-Davidson motorcycle and a sports bike in the garage is becoming more popular, as though a long-standing rivalry is breaking down.

Last year, Harley-Davidson sponsored two flat-track exhibitions to promote the idea of taking Flat track to the X-Games. Thousands of fans took to social media to express their excitement for the idea and now it’s official.

Ever dreamed of riding your Harley-Davidson alongside Bill Davidson, the great-grandson of H-D founder William A. Davidson? Ever had a fantasy about taking a tour of Harley’s Powertrain Operations and having lunch with the company’s engineers? If so, then pull up the calendar on your phone and keep reading.

It’s Friday, Friday, Friday! Sorry got caught up in the Rebecca Black song stuck in my head. (I am not responsible if you click the link and it gets stuck in your head!)

Growing up my best friend’s grandfather was a motorcyclist. He had some old Hondas, a Suzuki, and a three wheeled Harley-Davidson golf cart. You can guess which one my friend and I got to use.

While Harley-Davidson was cranking out tens of thousands of motorcycles to meet the demands of the military, the U.S. Army was faced with the task of training service men to ride the fleet of new machines.