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This is your one-stop-shop for stories about life with Harley-Davidson motorcycles; from members’ riding stories to new bikes and interviews with inspirational people to tales from the Motor Company’s archives. And, look out for your photos and stories from closer to home. United we ride.
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Destination Challenges: A New Benefit for HOG Canada Members
Lifetime HOG rider sets out to complete all 10 challenges as the program launches nationwide
Your Exclusive Access to the 2026 Motorcycle Show Tour
As a thank-you to our community, HOG members receive an exclusive 10% discount on show tickets
HOG CHAPTERS
A community of riders, in your backyard! Chapter members share a passion for riding and bring together local communities to enjoy the open road.
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35 years of riding together
Montérégie HOG celebrated a milestone year with nearly 200 members, three rides and a weekend that captured what HOG is all about
Bordertown HOG surpasses $1 million for local children
Fifteen years of the Bordertown Toy Run have turned a Chapter tradition into an extraordinary legacy of riding, community and giving back
More than the ride, part 5: Connections
The connections that make HOG feel like one family
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HOG Canada Loyalty Program – Redeem Your Offers
On this page you will find all the information on the HOG Canada Loyalty Providers offering exclusive discounts on products and services, and instructions on how to redeem them
Harley Owners Group lifestyle
Ride the Coast. Own the Weekend. Experience the Wharf Rat Rally
Atlantic Canada’s most iconic motorcycle rally returns to Digby, Nova Scotia; where ocean air meets open throttle, and riders from across North America come together for an unforgettable weekend
Metzeler – it all started from here
In 1863 Robert Friedrich Metzeler opened a trading company selling rubber and elastic goods in Munich, Germany.
A few years later, the first motorized vehicles began to appear. These were bicycles with a little internal combustion engine, initially fixed on the front wheel and subsequently on the frame.