Harley-Davidson

It isn’t often we get to ride green bikes. Or huge green ones for that matter. Meet Harley’s 2024 Road Glide. “Taking The Hulk out today?” one of the AMPS guys in the service department asked me. It took me a while to click, given I hadn’t seen the machine. Turn around and whoa, it’s hard to miss. Like the

Harley-Davidson is calling all riders to grab their motorcycles, dress up in pink (yes bikes too), and hit the road to raise funds for breast cancer services in this year’s Pink Ribbon Ride. It is scheduled for Sunday October 13th.  The Pink Ribbon Ride and Harley-Davidson proudly support the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ (BCFNZ), which offers dedicated breast cancer nursing

Harley-Davidson recently launched the 2024 Road Glide and Street Glide on the Gold Coast. They look different but cost the same. Which is better? We’ve ridden little and large Harleys this month. The weenie is the Harley-Davidson X350, a Harley that costs under $10k (review next month). And the next day we attended the Australasian launch of the 2024 Road

Harley hasn’t had a small bike since 2021, after the demise of the Street 500. It now has two. Meet the X350 and X500 LAMS machines. Are these rebadged bikes the real deal? The Street 500 and 750 were like gold for Harley. People wanted the badge without the big outlay and flocked to the Street party.  Now Harley is