Motorcycle News: Harley-Davidson

The 2025 Harley-Davidson Sportster S is a complete reinvention of the Sportster as we knew it. Gone the lean, road-connected machine, replaced by a tech-laden beast with fat tires, forward controls, and a 121HP engine that launches you like a rocket....

In this week’s news round-up, we’re celebrating the old with something new… and in several cases, the new is still poised to be revealed to the masses. Harley-Davidson files papers for a “Low Bob” and a model they’re calling “Deadwood.”...

We’d imagine this week’s forecast won’t surprise anyone, but just in case, here’s a list of what’s made the top of the recent headlines: Harley-Davidson is hitting the butt end of last year’s operating losses. In our coverage, we go...

A guide to help you choose the right seat for your Harley-Davidson Motorcycle. There are several factors to consider but Matt has narrowed it down to 1. Comfort, 2. Ergonomics, and 3. Style. What type of riding do you do?...

Customizing a motorcycle is, at its heart, a personal endeavor. But when your dream builder is half a world away in Taipei, and you’re sitting in Los Angeles,...

I’ve always had a soft spot for the machines built by James Roper-Caldbeck. Back in 2009, when Bike EXIF was only a few months old and still a...

Moscow, Russia, is a city defined by its stark contrasts: a sprawling metropolis where centuries-old Orthodox cathedrals sit in the shadow of Soviet-era brutalism and gleaming glass-fronted skyscrapers....

The Harley-Davidson brand is a symbol of American craftsmanship and the open road. With a storied history that has seen its fair share of ups and downs, the company has managed to survive and thrive through numerous challenges. But what...

There was a time when motorbikes with hardtail frames ruled the streets. Then came the Softail ones – a new, more comfortable option for easy, long-distance driving. While it’s true that both these frame types are crucial for specific purposes,...

Talking about heel guards on an xs650chopper site? What?! Yep, even though Harley’s and Indians are the bikes you are most likely to see these on, there are a bunch of Yamaha lovers who have other bikes… including these. Heel...

  1982. The bike had more of a simple look to it when it was bought and I had to go a different route. Weld-on hard-tail and rear Dunlop whitewall set it off.     Learning and experimenting with fabrication...