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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?
Riding Tips: How To Be Conspicious
Being seen is key to being safe on the road. Follow our tips on how to be conspicuous.
Member Benefit Guide: Mounting an Insta360
Immortalize your rides with stunning 360-degree views and epic third-person “follow cam” shots. H.O.G. members enjoy a complimentary Motorcycle Kit with Action Invisible Selfie Stick ($99 value) with purchase of an X4, X3 or Ace Pro camera.
The journey is limitless
The ride you want, with the convenience of EagleRider Rentals. If you‘re on the go, H.O.G. Members can receive a 10% break on rentals with your EagleRider discount. In addition, H.O.G. members will receive an exclusive 5% break on tours.
Viator announced as latest H.O.G. member benefit
Do more with Viator and plan pitstops as exhilarating as the ride itself. With over 300,000 tours, activities and attractions worldwide, there’s something new to experience at every turn. H.O.G. Members receive 10% off travel experiences.
Bikes That Changed Harley-Davidson
Harley-Davidson’s all-electric LiveWire™ motorcycle will always carry the honor of being the first of its kind, with a place in the pantheon of motorcycles that have made their mark on H-D history. Here are five other models that earned spots on that list