Why did you choose your Harley Davidson Iron 883?
At the time I felt like this Harley Davidson was a good size for me to start with. Nothing I couldn’t handle as a fresh beginner. On top of that, I loved the blacked out styling, and the candy red is just to die for. Once I changed the pipes and heard the roar, there was no going back!

Why did you choose your Harley-Davidson Dyna Street Bob?
Growing up my parents and grandparents always made sure my brother and I had nice 4-wheelers, dirt bikes, and sports equipment, even if they didn’t always have the things they wanted. For years before he got one, I remember my dad would always point out nice Harley-Davidsons on the street. So for a really long time I thought that only Harleys were on the road, and Honda, Kawasaki, and other brands were off-road bikes. To this day, I still believe Harley-Davidson is the only on-road bike to have.

Why did you choose your Harley Davidson Road Glides?
We love the brand that Harley Davidson represents. We wanted to grab touring bikes and run throughout the country. Additionally, we know we’re never too far from a dealership if we needed one for some reason. As we have stopped at these dealers they all have a commons theme of “Family”.

Why did you choose your Harley Davidson Sportster Iron 1200?
I was scared of Harley at first because all I knew was vintage cafe racers, dirt bikes, and sport bikes. I thought if you owned a Harley Davidson you were probably extremely buff and a little insane. It came down to a boyfriend peer pressuring me into it so that we could ride together (he also had a Harley). He told me it wasn’t insane, but badass, and I’d never thought of myself that way before.

Why did you choose your Harley?
Honestly, I chose the brand because that is what my father rode and enjoyed. Being from Wisconsin as well, of course, the brand is very prevalent here. I found a 100th-anniversary edition Harley Davidson Sportster 883 Hugger XL and had to pick it up for my current ride. This is one I hope stays within the family and our children/nephews/nieces will want to ride it when they are able to.