H-D history
1930
Once, Harley-Davidson was king of off-road racing. No rider epitomized that more than Oscar Lenz, a Harley-Davidson® dealer and legendary racer who won the inaugural Jack Pine in 1923 (and six more times over the next 13 years).
Archives
A road well travelled
John Holod recounts his long-distance adventures aboard his Harley-Davidson motorcycle in The Enthusiast
Going back in time with Tom Janda’s Harley-Davidson scrapbook
A Harley-Davidson enthusiast captured his love of the open road through photographs
Worth a thousand words
There’s a story behind every photograph, and riders from around the world have shared their adventures through the pages The Enthusiast
Building a sidecar the Harley-Davidson way
A brochure in the Harley-Davidson Museum reveals how H-D made sidecars at their Juneau Avenue factory in the 1920s
Blast from the past
German member Karlheinz Wedhorn is taken back in time by the sight of some documents from almost a century ago
Motorcycle marathon
Two California riders faced impassable roads, alligators, and even a revolution on their ambitious 1948 journey to Brazil