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Est. 1903

Our Legacy

"We fulfill dreams of personal freedom – it's a purpose that has stood the test of time, and it's the fuel for everything we do."

Founding Era

Built on Brotherhood

What started in 1903 in a small shed in Milwaukee has grown into a global revolution. William S. Harley and the Davidson brothers—Arthur, Walter, and William—didn't just build a motorcycle; they built a culture.

Their relentless pursuit of mechanical perfection and their adventurous spirit laid the groundwork for over a century of innovation on two wheels.

1903

The Beginning

In a small wooden shed, William S. Harley and Arthur Davidson built their first motorcycle. It was built to be a racer, with a 3-1/8 inch bore and 3-1/2 inch stroke.

The Beginning
1915

First Board Track Victory

The Wrecking Crew begins to dominate the board track racing scene, establishing a legacy of speed and durability that would define the brand for decades.

First Board Track Victory
1942

Answering the Call

Production shifts to support the war effort. The WLA model becomes a symbol of freedom on battlefields across the globe.

Answering the Call
1969

Easy Rider

The custom chopper movement explodes into mainstream culture. The motorcycle becomes more than a machine; it becomes a statement of personal liberty.

Easy Rider
2026

The Electric Future

We honor our past by reinventing the future. The launch of the LiveWire platform marks a new era of instant torque and zero emissions.

The Electric Future

Living the Legacy

Rider Story 1

James "Hutch" Hutchinson

Age 72

"I bought my first Harley in '68. It's been my companion through three wars and two marriages. It never let me down."

Rides: 1968 Electra Glide

Rider Story 2

Elena Rodriguez

Age 28

"Heritage isn't just about the past. It's about what we build today. This machine is my canvas."

Rides: 2024 Sportster S

The Archive

The Archive Vault

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