Harley-Davidson News Canada

Scooters certainly aren't a major chapter in Harley-Davidson's 120-plus-year story, as the legendary brand has primarily focused on producing some of the most beloved motorcycles to ever hit the road.

Over its 120-year history, Harley-Davidson, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has firmly established itself as the leading name in American motorcycles. The brand has achieved this by launching a series of iconic bikes, known for their rugged style and unparalleled power, which few competitors in the motorcycle industry can match.

For motorcycle brands, going viral is a goldmine for marketing, and Harley-Davidson has had its fair share of viral moments.

Harley-Davidson is arguably the most iconic name in American motorcycles. Since its inception in 1903, the company has introduced a range of impressive, powerful, and classic bikes—plus, a rare scooter called the Topper.

To become a top name in the motorcycle world, Harley-Davidson has earned a reputation for style, reliability, and customizability. Their bikes are not only sleek and dependable but also offer a range of customization options that let enthusiasts create truly unique rides.

The Harley-Davidson Riding Academy has just celebrated a major milestone—training one million riders. After 24 years of operation, this program continues to teach safe and confident riding.

A funeral director faced summer hailstorms and freezing winds during a 900-mile Harley Davidson ride inspired by his mother’s battle with dementia.

Stock pegs might not cut it for everyone, and investing in a quality set of highway pegs can make a noticeable difference, even if you're a newbie rider.

Engines can be described in many ways, and while identifying the best overall Harley-Davidson engines is one task, pinpointing the most reliable ones requires a focus on longevity.

What could be better than exploring snowmobile trails or off-roading on a Harley-Davidson? In 2017, Harley-Davidson Banská Bystrica in Slovakia showcased an innovative creation: a snow bike built on a Roadster 1200 frame, unveiled during the “Battle of the Kings” competition.