Nostalgia has always been a major way to woo motorcycle lovers. This statement is especially true in the cruiser motorcycle segment. Accordingly, almost all major brands have old-school cruisers in their lineups. Among these players, Harley-Davidson usually remains ahead in this regard. It brings us modern renditions of our iconic machines and 2026 brings yet
Harley-Davidson released Its 2026 Q2 financial resultsAnd despite previously expressed company sentiment that this year could be tough, things are looking cautiously optimistic. Has America’s most famous motorcycle company finally turned a corner? Let’s start with the basics, if you’re not familiar with the way a motor company reports things. There are three Harley-flavored reporting
There are lots of ways to convince someone to buy a motorcycle. You can throw out big horsepower numbers, promise better handling, or stuff it with enough tech to make a smartphone jealous. Harley-Davidson has always played a different game. Sure, it makes motorcycles, but it’s arguably even better at creating reasons to ride them.
Exactly a year ago, we reported that Harley-Davidson planned to introduce a new entry-level motorcycle sometime in 2026. As I write this, it’s already June, so we’re halfway through the year. We have about six more months left to make that reporting true, assuming no delays will make it to 2027. And now, there appears
Willie G. Davidson, grandson of Harley-Davidson co-founder William A. Davidson, signed on as a designer at the motor company in 1963. He was just 30 years old and was eager to make his mark on the Bar & Shield brand. After graduating from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, Willie G. worked