Harley-Davidson was founded in 1903 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, by William Harley and brothers Arthur, Walter, and William Davidson. They started by producing simple motorcycles in a small shed and quickly gained recognition for the durability of their machines. During World War I, the brand grew by supplying motorcycles to the U.S. military.

In the following decades, Harley-Davidson became a reference in large, uniquely styled motorcycles. Iconic models like the “Knucklehead” series gained popularity, especially among war veterans. In the 1980s, after facing financial difficulties, the company restructured and refocused on its brand identity.

Today, Harley-Davidson is globally recognized, maintaining its tradition while investing in innovation, such as electric motorcycles. The brand remains a cultural icon, associated with freedom and adventure on the open road.

Would you have one? Would you buy it?
Comment below.