Stories
Member Story: Sheldon Barroquillo
H.O.G. member Sheldon Barroquillo has clocked an incredible 1 million miles – and the journey is far from over
Worn to be wild
We look at the history of one of the most iconic parts of motorcycling culture: the black leather jacket
Member story: Dale and Beth Duscher
For riding couple Dale and Beth Duscher, the open road has become a source of refuge during challenging times
Five out-of-the-way rides
Seeking touring inspiration? Try one of these routes off the beaten track for a truly memorable experience
Game on, again
How a small town in Indiana put motorcycle racing back on the map after ‘The War to End All Wars’.
Flying High
Leslie “Red” Parkhurst races an airplane at the Wisconsin State Fair, circa 1915. Parkhurst began his racing career at age 13 after lying about his age, then became the first official member of the Harley-Davidson factory racing team five years later, in 1914. Parkhurst’s height (a lanky 6′-4″) and shock of red hair made him stand out.
An education
Reflecting on the life of Lillian Hauerwas, an early, unofficial Harley-Davidson® outreach representative who dedicated her time to encouraging women riders
Five bikes that changed Harley-Davidson history
There is a pantheon of motorcycles that have made their mark in H-D history; here are the top five models that changed the brand
Not All Bad
From 1969 until June of 1981, AMF owned Harley-Davidson. Nothing good came of that time. Right?