Harley-Davidson News Canada

Ford and Harley-Davidson joined forces twenty years ago to produce a special edition of the F-150. Now, another automaker is stepping up to integrate the iconic Milwaukee-based company's name into one of its trucks.

This LEGO rendition captures the essence of the real Harley-Davidson Fat Boy, boasting intricate details such as solid-disc wheels, a tear-drop fuel tank, an integrated speedometer, a functional kickstand, and dual exhaust pipes.

One of the most iconic entry-level bikes is the Sportster Iron 883. While it may not top the list of the best Harley-Davidson motorcycles ever built, it remains a solid choice for beginners due to its weight, manageable engine, and upgrade potential.

Compared to other modes of transportation, motorcycles offer limited options for carrying personal belongings. Without a built-in storage compartment or a sidecar, your best bet is a backpack, which can become uncomfortable on long rides.

Tires are two of the most crucial parts of a motorcycle. While this may seem obvious, the complexity of tire construction often goes unnoticed. Far from being just rubber tubes wrapped around wheels, motorcycle tires are intricately designed and precisely balanced to ensure speed, safety, and comfort on the road.

Like any other vehicle, a motorcycle requires regular maintenance, including lubing the chain and changing the oil. Regular oil changes offer several benefits, such as extended longevity, improved engine performance, and better gas mileage.

Success is relative and can be measured in various ways. Here, we have chosen key metrics like sales figures, years in production, and overall influence on the industry and popular culture. By focusing on these metrics, we can highlight some of the best bikes Harley-Davidson has to offer.

The annual Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival, set for July 25-28, will be headlined by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jelly Roll, and HARDY. These top artists will perform at Veterans Park on the Milwaukee lakefront.

It doesn't have the markings and adornments typical of many custom rides on the road today. So why are we talking about it? Simple: a closer look reveals that its very indistinctness is what makes it stand out.

Commissioned last year by a client named Jacob as an unforgettable Christmas gift for his brother, this build started with a Harley-Davidson Street 500 that had only 350 kilometers (217 miles) on the odometer. With such a fresh donor bike, Noel focused primarily on cosmetic and structural enhancements.