harley-davidson

For their cultural impact and iconic status, these are five of the greatest Harley-Davidson motorcycles to have ever been made.

Some motorcycles get instant legend status. Others quietly do everything right, then somehow get ignored because they’re too practical, too weird, too sensible, or just stuck in the shadow of flashier machines. But that’s what makes underrated bikes so great.

Wondering if leather is legally required when riding a Harley-Davidson? Here’s what the law usually says, what gear actually protects you, and how to stay cool without riding in just a T-shirt.

Elvis Presley’s car collection is full of legendary vehicles—including the Italian supercar he shot in a fit of anger.

In the mid-2010s, Harley-Davidson decided to build a motorcycle that made almost no noise at all. That bike became the Harley-Davidson LiveWire. What began as a radical experiment eventually turned into one of the most advanced electric motorcycles ever built and helped push the entire motorcycle industry toward electrification.

For decades, the American motorcycle story has been told like a one-horse race—Harley-Davidson thundering down the highway while everyone else eats dust. But that version skips a crucial chapter. Long before Harley became the name in heavyweight cruisers, another American brand wasn’t just competing—it was trying to outsell them outright. That brand was Indian Motorcycle, and its rise, fall, and resurrection is one of the strangest, boldest sagas in motorcycling history.