Harley-Davidson is famous among motorcycle brands for more than a few things: its muscular chopper motorcycles, long-standing history of innovation, and in-your-face road warrior attitude, to name ...

From the Knucklehead to the Road King, these Harleys prove cool never dies—it just keeps rumbling louder with age.

Chopper Motorcycle Buyer’s Guide Choppers have a rich history in American culture, both in the movies and among enthusiastic bikers. It is considered almost a tradition or a rite of passage for ...

Fueling the chopper culture: The 1960s end with a bang and a rumble For more than a century, the history of America has fueled the history of Harley-Davidson. Discover more stories like this one ...

Harley-Davidson’s Serial 1 is out with the new custom-designed Mosh/Chopper that is available for auction online. The retro-inspired e-bike is the first from a series of one-offs the company ...

An old-school chopper infused based on a modern Harley-Davidson. Pretty sweet, isn't it? Ted's Motorcycle World No matter how good modern motorcycles get, there’s just something enchanting about ...

Fonda’s famed motorcycle is a heavily modified 1952 Harley with a stars-and-stripes-painted fuel tank that was custom-built for the movie by Dan Haggerty. The counterculture classic, which ...

We say “relatively” because the motorcycle would be built around a 1,340cc Evolution V-twin, which had previously belonged to a 1995 Harley-Davidson Softail.

Believing that “custom doesn’t come in a box”, Black Swamp Choppers was built from the founder’s experimentation on a Harley Davidson in 1980. Currently operating with in Ohio, Black Swamp Choppers ...

Though this chopper was made strictly for the film, and not a standard Harley-Davidson production model, there have been several custom-made tribute models throughout the decades.

It comprises 36 motorcycles owned by the museum’s Rick Salisbury, and the 1971 Harley-Davidson Sportster chopper seen here is one of them.