Famed Senior Vice President and Chief Styling Officer Wille G. has announced his retirement from Harley-Davidson effective April 30, 2012, after 49 years with the company. He is 78 years of age, and ...

TO FILE ANY CHARGES. THE 121ST HARLEY DAVIDSON HOMECOMING FESTIVAL IS NOW UNDERWAY. THE COMPANY KICKED THINGS OFF AT ITS MILWAUKEE HEADQUARTERS THIS AFTERNOON. THANK YOU FOR RIDING THE BEST ...

The Harley-Davidson Museum is excited to announce its special summer exhibit for 2015, which will honor motorcycling’s legend behind the legends - Willie G. Davidson. The exhibit, titled Willie G.

MILWAUKEE - Harley-Davidson kicks off on Thursday, July 25 its 2024 Homecoming Festival – a four-day celebration of all things H-D. A complete schedule of free and ticketed family-friendly events and ...

Harley-Davidson heritage is about to be saturated with new material, thanks to the new book written by the son/grandson of two generations’ worth of Davidsons: Bike designer and all-around cool dude, ...

Harley-Davidson has been making motorcycles in Wisconsin for 105 years, but it has never had a museum until now. Harley-Davidson's museum, built on a 20-acre site in downtown Milwaukee, features three ...

DELAFIELD, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Willie G. Davidson is a retired Harley-Davidson icon who grew up with gasoline in his veins, Milwaukee iron in his bones, and a keen eye for design. But the 88-year old's ...

Far less visible than their two-wheeler counterparts, trikes are still a thing in Harley-Davidson’s portfolio. Presently, there are three such models offered, the Freewheeler, Tri Glide Ultra and CVO ...

2023 officially marked the 120th anniversary of one of the world's largest and most respected bike makers. To mark the occasion, Harley-Davidson decided to kickstart an event that was set to become an ...

Harley-Davidson styling guru and Motorcycle Hall of Fame member William G. Davidson, better known to millions of enthusiasts as Willie G., will share his vision of Harley-Davidson's iconic design ...

Nancy Davidson, who was known as “the first lady of motorcycling” through her affiliation with Harley-Davidson Inc., died at age 89 following a long-term battle with cancer, according to the company.