Ticked off the Bucket list this year. Came from Australia rode from Vegas to Sturgis then Salt Lake City Chicago to Milwaukee. Got there for Bike night Thursday. Also did the motor plant. So loved America definitely coming back again. Spent 21 days in total.
just came back from there. it was cool but i was definitely disappointed not to see the '65 electra glide (first year for the electra glide and the grandfather of ALL the touring bikes following) and the '71 super glide. the first "dyna" and the first split away from the touring/sportster families...
Bring back that old school classic version of fatboy with halogen headlights, long fenders, glossy chrome with wide tyres as of now. Give us the option to select between classic or modern fatboy.
@@elithegreat6463 haha, Modern version looks absolutely fantastic, but the classic version is lot more rugged with lot of attitude. Imagine a bodybuilder with tank top & shorts vs leather jacket & denim
motorharleydavidsoncycles Dude, I don’t know about you, but I’m imagining the Blonde in the video, not some Bodybuilder in a leather Jacket 🙄🙄🏳️🌈 I’m 56, I have a 2017 LowRiderS, with less than 2000 miles, it’s one of the few bikes Harley has that will never lose value and or actually Gain value. I may Trade in my S for an FXDR, and I feel good not taking a Bath on the trade $$...Ride Safe👍
Nice bikes and good looking blond... what more could a guy want. Yes, the company is showing signs of abandoning its American roots now... but maybe we can change that with enough pressure. And it does not destroy the beautiful past of the company and the men who built and maintained it. I'll not buy another new Harley until they re-commit to being an American made only company. But there are enough cool bikes extant that new ones are not necessary anyway. ...you listening Harley? You care?
I have an xg750 and love it. It was made at the Kansas City plant. Any Harley sold in America is made in America. Any Harley sold overseas is made overseas. There trying to spread the global business and save the company.
When it is all thought out, designed,researched and developed in some other country then it will be un-American. It is an American company that has plants all over the world. The ones made here are for here and that’s fine with me.
I've seen restored ones go for less than 20k think they are to complicated to ride for the average rider, tank shift , foot clutch, hand engine timing adjustment , kick start , zero suspension , and you have to know how to use tools today's Harley riders only know how to polish chrome and ride to the nearest dealer to buy a new t shirt along with everyone else.
Andrew Ward haha makes sense. There is a 20 step process in the army manual to just start the WLA. I’ve got one that has been painted black really poorly and had a bad electrical job done on it. I might just turn it into a chopper
@@RookieRay I would just take it apart and restore it back to original not army colors they are reliable it only has a head light and tail light and ignition and battery wiring and you can get a premade harness for probably $70 I would ride it around the country
"Iron American Dream" a song about Harley Davidsons on TH-cam. Take a ride across the Promised Land. Buy a Harley and go ride America. See the USA from an HD.
eric heine riding across America AGAIN !!! In September! !! Would never take a harley when my ducatis do it sooooo well !!!! And I don't see myself coming and going 😎😎😎 I ride something DIFFERENT !!! My shirt reads " THE BEST THING IN THE HARLEY SHOP WINDOW IS THE REFLECTION OF MY DUCATI " 😄😄😄😄🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
I saw you taping for several days. Please keep your contacts clean "dear", your starting to get a corneal ulcer. Take good care of your eyes. Your very pretty as well. *Canon Professional Photographer* Peace & Love*
I went back this Jan 2023 and to my amazement, not one bike had been change out for one of the many hundreds they have stored on the third floor. Lazy? Seems complacency is acceptable to Bill Davidson.
They used to make good motorcycles, then in the 60's they got stuck making the same bike over and over again, enough with the crappy cruisers with the 1930's engine
You said that like it's a bad thing 🤔. Hopefully the mean age of Harley riders will change with new models and new manufacturing locations and Harley will thrive for many more years to come
I think the rube is the guy who is so clueless about manufacturing that he thinks HD will build a new plant overseas & not close down the US plant & import the lower cost product back into the US. Clueless is the word you need to research... Moron may be the better word...
Harley has suffered years of declining sales and since the tarrifs on motorcycles in the EU. Plus Harley's are only assembled in the U.S. to think that they are 100% American is insane. In our failing market compared to potential growth in other markets, tarrifs and the fact that U.S. Harley's will continue to be assembled in the U.S. I understand the belief and fear of them moving some of there production to other countries but if you look at the facts it's clear they have been struggling for years and this is what they need to do to survive
Made in America is great, until your product gets suddenly heavily taxed in a main European market, due to retaliation on a new American trade policy. So, does it make sense to build the European-bound bikes in Europe to offset the profit eating tariff? Or, should the Motor Company abandon this option to soothe the angry enthusiasts here in the U.S.? After 115 years of making tough, but necessary business decisions- indeed, keeping the Motor Company alive as the only survivor from its founding (sorry, Indian) we shall see what path the company takes.
![Inside US Harley-Davidson Factory 2025: Assembly line - Building Motorbikes by hands [step by step]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mcyfPIrgDPg/mqdefault.jpg)
Ticked off the Bucket list this year. Came from Australia rode from Vegas to Sturgis then Salt Lake City Chicago to Milwaukee. Got there for Bike night Thursday. Also did the motor plant. So loved America definitely coming back again. Spent 21 days in total.
The next time you need to go to The Barber Motorsports park during the vintage festival in October their museum has 1000 bikes on display
instablaster
A holy place for motorcycles that you definitely want to visit at least once.
My 3 year old is obsessed with these bikes… his birthday is dedicated to Harley Davidson lol stickers to cake to piñata all the way up to decor. ❤️
Going to the museum is on my bucket list.
I worked hard to finally be able to buy a 09 Ultra Classic. Love the bike
Hey, I'll meet you there, just bought my 1st ,an 09 egc a couple of years ago too, love it, after many Honda's and yamis...
Thank you so much!!! I just added you to my bucket list!!!! Thanks for sharing. I learned so much.
This was super cool. Going to this museum is still top of my bucket list
I grew up behind the York PA Harley Davidson factory I have pictures of inside that museum from 30 years ago,
Forget the motorcycles... I want her!! 💋💕😘😘❤️👍😘
LUKKA2020 I won’t her on a motorcycle, the best of both worlds
It's good to see Dianna Dahlgren is still around. I may have to load up and watch some Doonies again now. :)
Beautiful video thanks you
Got to see someday. Looks awesome.
Awesome! Thank you.
Soo Cool 😎
"Something for everyone at the Harley Davidson museum". Got that right!
Happy Birtday Harley davidson from Germany✌nice bikes and nice blond girl😎
I hope to get there one day. I bought my 18 Deluxe Xmas 2020.
Love my 2016 Harley Davidson limited low
Truly the king of cruisers.
NICE!!
Magnifico
Thanks! Beautifyl girl) HD - Nice bike!
If HD doesn't start making bikes they can sell, They will all be in a museum..
hot blonde in a Harley shirt is always a good thing
I love Harley Davidson 🇺🇦✌️
On my to do list... ;)
if agricultural machinery is your thing this is the place to be....
Harleys made in U.S. A.?Dream on,been imported from Asia for decades!
either way I'm never gonna be here with new job. oh thank heavens my prayers have be answered
Captain America’s bike may not have come with flam throwers but they were optional through HARLEY-DAVIDSON
The upper gallery much nicer that the lower section ...
очень красивая девушка!
just came back from there. it was cool but i was definitely disappointed not to see the '65 electra glide (first year for the electra glide and the grandfather of ALL the touring bikes following) and the '71 super glide. the first "dyna" and the first split away from the touring/sportster families...
Bring back that old school classic version of fatboy with halogen headlights, long fenders, glossy chrome with wide tyres as of now. Give us the option to select between classic or modern fatboy.
Dude, you must have AMF stock you Haven't gotten rid of ?? The Modern one looks so much better !!
@@elithegreat6463 haha, Modern version looks absolutely fantastic, but the classic version is lot more rugged with lot of attitude. Imagine a bodybuilder with tank top & shorts vs leather jacket & denim
motorharleydavidsoncycles
Dude, I don’t know about you, but I’m imagining the Blonde in the video, not some Bodybuilder in a leather Jacket 🙄🙄🏳️🌈
I’m 56, I have a 2017 LowRiderS, with less than 2000 miles, it’s one of the few bikes Harley has that will never lose value and or actually Gain value. I may Trade in my S for an FXDR, and I feel good not taking a Bath on the trade $$...Ride Safe👍
Electric is coming!!! The kids want em', and everyone thought "our" generation was a little wack in-the-head.
Captain America limited
Electric for a certain Few. Harley’s that Run on Dinosaur Juice will be here for a damn Long time. 👍🇺🇸
Is that miss supercross?!
Nice bikes and good looking blond... what more could a guy want. Yes, the company is showing signs of abandoning its American roots now... but maybe we can change that with enough pressure. And it does not destroy the beautiful past of the company and the men who built and maintained it. I'll not buy another new Harley until they re-commit to being an American made only company. But there are enough cool bikes extant that new ones are not necessary anyway. ...you listening Harley? You care?
I have an xg750 and love it. It was made at the Kansas City plant. Any Harley sold in America is made in America. Any Harley sold overseas is made overseas. There trying to spread the global business and save the company.
When it is all thought out, designed,researched and developed in some other country then it will be un-American. It is an American company that has plants all over the world. The ones made here are for here and that’s fine with me.
Are WLA's worth anything these days?
I've seen restored ones go for less than 20k think they are to complicated to ride for the average rider, tank shift , foot clutch, hand engine timing adjustment , kick start , zero suspension , and you have to know how to use tools today's Harley riders only know how to polish chrome and ride to the nearest dealer to buy a new t shirt along with everyone else.
Andrew Ward haha makes sense. There is a 20 step process in the army manual to just start the WLA. I’ve got one that has been painted black really poorly and had a bad electrical job done on it. I might just turn it into a chopper
@@RookieRay I would just take it apart and restore it back to original not army colors they are reliable it only has a head light and tail light and ignition and battery wiring and you can get a premade harness for probably $70 I would ride it around the country
AMF merged with Harley-Davidson in 1966!Not 1968,I know because I was there!
"Iron American Dream" a song about Harley Davidsons on TH-cam.
Take a ride across the Promised Land.
Buy a Harley and go ride America.
See the USA from an HD.
eric heine riding across America AGAIN !!! In September! !! Would never take a harley when my ducatis do it sooooo well !!!! And I don't see myself coming and going 😎😎😎 I ride something DIFFERENT !!! My shirt reads " THE BEST THING IN THE HARLEY SHOP WINDOW IS THE REFLECTION OF MY DUCATI " 😄😄😄😄🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
Art Mchugh...geeeez🙄
I saw you taping for several days. Please keep your contacts clean "dear", your starting to get a corneal ulcer. Take good care of your eyes. Your very pretty as well. *Canon Professional Photographer* Peace & Love*
I went back this Jan 2023 and to my amazement, not one bike had been change out for one of the many hundreds they have stored on the third floor. Lazy? Seems complacency is acceptable to Bill Davidson.
Did they show the Harley Davidson brain protector? I think they call it a "dew rag"...
The Harley Davidson Museum.
They used to make good motorcycles, then in the 60's they got stuck making the same bike over and over again, enough with the crappy cruisers with the 1930's engine
Wow! Someone really has their Harley history fukd up! I take it you ride a Suzuki?
sorry I meant Schwinn
@Brown Green Wow! Is Schwinn still in business because they fuk'd all of the rest of their marks!
And then the CEO announces new Harleys will be built overseas, forever destroying the myth, the legend and the customer loyalty.
You said that like it's a bad thing 🤔. Hopefully the mean age of Harley riders will change with new models and new manufacturing locations and Harley will thrive for many more years to come
Another misinformed rube. The only bikes built overseas are ones they're selling in those markets. Get a clue.
@@joshrandall5297 you are right.
I think the rube is the guy who is so clueless about manufacturing that he thinks HD will build a new plant overseas & not close down the US plant & import the lower cost product back into the US. Clueless is the word you need to research... Moron may be the better word...
Harley has suffered years of declining sales and since the tarrifs on motorcycles in the EU. Plus Harley's are only assembled in the U.S. to think that they are 100% American is insane. In our failing market compared to potential growth in other markets, tarrifs and the fact that U.S. Harley's will continue to be assembled in the U.S. I understand the belief and fear of them moving some of there production to other countries but if you look at the facts it's clear they have been struggling for years and this is what they need to do to survive
Made in America is great, until your product gets suddenly heavily taxed in a main European market, due to retaliation on a new American trade policy. So, does it make sense to build the European-bound bikes in Europe to offset the profit eating tariff? Or, should the Motor Company abandon this option to soothe the angry enthusiasts here in the U.S.? After 115 years of making tough, but necessary business decisions- indeed, keeping the Motor Company alive as the only survivor from its founding (sorry, Indian) we shall see what path the company takes.
Vuh...Vuh...Vuh....VTWIN
Goodbye Harley-Davidson! Will Trump be at the official plant closing and autograph the last bike off the assembly line?
115 years and they are still crap, we’ll done 👍
Yet here you are.
No.gonit.princcess.teamo.