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To support the people of Australia, who continue to live with the devastating impacts from the bushfires, The Harley-Davidson Foundation is donating $100,000 USD to Give2Asia, an organization providing aid for immediate relief and long-term recovery efforts in Australia. In partnership with Give2Asia, Harley-Davidson funding will be used to support displaced families and recovery efforts through these trusted organizations: Australian Red Cross, The Salvation Army (New South Wales), Foodbank Victoria,

MILWAUKEE (March 18, 2020) – Since late January, Harley-Davidson, Inc. (“Harley-Davidson”) (NYSE:HOG) has been assessing the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and taking proactive measures in the interest of health and safety of its employees, dealers, and consumers. Its most recent measures include temporarily suspending the majority of production at its U.S. manufacturing facilities beginning this evening, March 18, through March 29 to help support employee health and further bolster coronavirus containmen

For more than 100 years, Harley-Davidson has supported servicemen and women through a variety of efforts. From producing motorcycles, to connecting those who served through a love of riding, to supporting organizations that assist veterans, H-D's connection to the military runs deep. And that support continues in 2020 as H-D and the Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) once again hit the road to bring Rolling Project Odyssey® to wounded vets, which is a unique motorcycle group riding experience built on

MILWAUKEE (March 19, 2020) –Susan Lang—often identified only as Mrs. John Lang—entered motorcycling as a sidecar passenger in the early 1900s. Reflecting on those early days of roving the Scottish countryside alongside her husband she wrote: "To be with him, even if an exhaust valve broke or the engine had to be pulled to pieces on the road, was a delight so long as I could help him put it together again." Sidecar riding was no passive activity for this woman who would soon be dubbed "the most accomplished

When you’re new to motorcycle riding, getting the basics right and staying away from trouble is enough to focus on. But the more you ride, the more you’ll become comfortable with that.