The first week of September was filled with incredible custom bikes, fine examples of two-wheeled engineering wonders we dug up from builders in Russia, Japan, and the Old Continent. As usual on ...

For several years now we've been running almost daily coverage of custom Harley-Davidson motorcycles made in shops spread all across this planet. All of them are exciting in some respects, of course, ...

Even diehard Harley-Davidson devotees would likely admit that the 1970s were a tumultuous time for the iconic American motorcycle manufacturer. The decade did, however, produce some of the better ...

MILWAUKEE - The LoLo Boulevard Custom Car and Bike Show returns to the Harley-Davidson Museum campus later this morning (Sunday, June 22). Check out an impressive display of lowriders, bikes, and ...

The Harley-Davidson Motor Company has been working continuously for well over a century at this point, and the motorcycle field is dynamic and ever-evolving, so there is no shortage of models that ...

This Harley-Davidson Sportster is a unique modern cruiser, custom-built by renowned specialist Charlie Stockwell at Warr’s Harley-Davidson as a retirement gift for bike enthusiast and former Olympic ...

The very thought of modifying a motorcycle can be simultaneously exciting and terrifying. The excitement emerges from the notion of giving your bike a whole new look and feel. The terror, meanwhile, ...

Coming from a big Italian family, Anthony relishes in being the black sheep as the only adrenaline junkie. Even though he has gone bungee-jumping, rock-climbing, cliff diving, fought in mixed martial ...

Elijah fell in love with motorcycles the moment he got his first one. He's all about Café Racers, and in his free time, he enjoys music, games, sports, and daydreaming about his next ride. These days, ...

American Iron is what most cruisers made in North America get called, although when most people use it, it's referencing Harley-Davidson motorcycles. One of the longest running motorcycle companies in ...

Harley-Davidson's model codes may look confusing, but they actually follow a fairly simple structure. Here's what they mean ...