"Mama Tried Motorcycle Show:" More than 150 custom-built bikes from the Midwest on display
MILWAUKEE -- Warm temperatures may have melted plans for ice riding and racing on Lake Michigan this weekend, but motorcycle enthusiasts still had a great time at the "Mama Tried Motorcycle Show," presented by Harley-Davidson.The "Mama Tried Motorcycle Show" is an indoor invitational showcasing honest, home-built and unusual bikes from around the Midwest.Mama Tried was founded for one reason: to connect motorcycles, builders, fans and riders in the heartland and beyond.
Learn all about the history of one of Milwaukee's iconic companies!
MILWAUKEE -- Learn all about the history of one of Milwaukee's iconic companies while enjoying great food.
Ready to ride: Harley-Davidson pulls the wraps off two new bikes for 2016
MILWAUKEE -- Harley-Davidson unveiled on Wednesday, January 27th two additions to its 2016 model-year lineup.
Milwaukee-based team plans to launch Royal Enfield bikes on January 1st
MILWAUKEE -- Former Harley-Davidson executives are working to relaunch Royal Enfield bikes from Milwaukee.The India-based company announced earlier this year it would open a North American corporate headquarters near Water and Chicago in the Third Ward.The Milwaukee-based team plans to officially launch its lightweight motorcycle brand in the United States on January 1st.The headquarters will be run by former Harley-Davidson executive Rod Copes.Copes told the Milwaukee Business Journal that 35 dealers across the United States and Canada have applications to sell Royal Enfield bikes.CLICK HERE for more on this story via the Milwaukee Business Journal.
Harley-Davidson plans to lay off 250 people in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE -- Harley-Davidson plans to lay off 250 people in Milwaukee.The company has already begun to offer early retirement incentives to many Milwaukee employees.According to the company, the layoffs affect salaried support staff.The motorcycle maker is currently letting 250 workers go at its global locations.Harley-Davidson would not specify how many employees would be cut by the end of the month.CLICK HERE for more on this story via the Milwaukee Business Journal.
Looking for the perfect gift for your own Harley enthusiast? Look no further
MILWAUKEE -- Do you have a wish list for that person who loves all things Harley-Davidson?
Harley-Davidson gives thanks to first responders with free Riding Academy motorcycle training
MILWAUKEE -- In the true spirit of Thanksgiving, Harley-Davidson announced Tuesday, November 17th that they will expand their free Riding Academy motorcycle training offer as a gift of thanks to first responders – law enforcement officers, firefighters and EMS professionals past and present.The Riding Academy provides basic rider training via Harley-Davidson Riding Academy or certified motorcycle safety programs.
Harley-Davidson to cut 250 jobs to fund new marketing, product development
MILWAUKEE -- FOX6′s media partners at the Milwaukee Business Journal are reporting that Harley-Davidson Inc.
"Makes us feel good:" Nino's Classic Car & Cycle Show raises money to support survivors of homicide
MILWAUKEE -- Losing a child is a parent's worst nightmare and having them killed is especially heart wrenching.
"No two Harley owners are the same:" Motorcycle enthusiasts in Milwaukee this weekend for 2015 Rally
MILWAUKEE -- The 2015 Milwaukee Rally is a big draw for motorcycle enthusiasts.
Pictures: Harley-Davidson model lineup gets darker, more powerful for 2016
MILWAUKEE -- Harley-Davidson unveiled its 2016 model lineup on Monday, August 24th.
Harley-Davidson recalls 185K motorcycles to fix saddlebag problem
MILWAUKEE -- Harley-Davidson is recalling more than 185,000 motorcycles in the U.S. because the saddlebags can come loose and fall off, increasing the risk of a crash.The recall covers certain 2014 and 2015 Road King, Street Glide, Electra Glide Ultra Classic, Ultra Limited, Police Road King, Police Electra Glide and CVO Ultra Limited bikes.
On the stump: Scott Walker's mission to connect with middle class includes name dropping
NASHVILLE -- Governor Scott Walker stopped in Nashville on Wednesday, July 22nd -- the next stop on his presidential campaign tour.If you've been following the 2016 race for the White House, chances are you have heard this story."Over the years, I've learned if I'm going to go buy a shirt, I go to that rack that says it was $29.99 -- and now it's marked down to $19.99," said Scott Walker.
Harley-Davidson Museum opens new exhibit celebrating the legacy of Willie G. Davidson
MILWAUKEE -- Few people can say they haven't worked a day in their life."My job is my hobby, my hobby is my job and it just keeps on going," said Willie G.
Just ride: Motorcyclists encouraged to take part in the Harley-Davidson World Ride
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Just ride.
"So much goes on in MKE:" VISIT Milwaukee teams up with Uber to encourage folks to tour their city
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- How often do you get out and tour your own town?
"Mom gets in for free!" Moms celebrated on Mother's Day at the Harley-Davidson Museum
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Folks at the Harley-Davidson Museum rolled out the orange carpet for moms on Mother's Day Sunday, May 10th.Mother's Day at Harley included a lavish brunch at Motor Bar and Restaurant, showcasing the "(P)ART" exhibit -- a display of photos showing the art of mechanical form and another special treat just for moms."We have free admission for mom with a paid adult admission so come on, bring your family and mom gets in for free.
Celebrate creativity through the art of fashion at the Harley-Davidson Museum
(WITI) -- It's a live, New York-style runway show, and it's put on by students.
Free motorcycle training: Harley-Davidson extends offer to current, former U.S. military
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Harley-Davidson announced on Thursday, May 7th that it is now offering all current and former U.S. military free Riding Academy motorcycle training.The new “Learn to Ride” program, open to active-duty, retired, reservists and veterans, begins on Armed Forces Day, May 16 and runs through Sept. 13.All stateside military can take advantage of this offer by visiting a Harley-Davidson dealer or visiting h-d.com/militarylearntoride.
Harley-Davidson recalls nearly 46,000 motorcycles over clutch issue
DETROIT (AP) — Harley-Davidson is recalling nearly 46,000 motorcycles in the U.S. because they could stay in gear due to clutches that won't fully disengage.The recall covers certain Electra Glide, Ultra Limited, Police Electra Glide, Street Glide, Road Glide and Road King models from the 2014 and 2015 model years.Harley says in documents that gas bubbles can cause the clutch master cylinder to lose its ability to fully disengage the clutch, especially if the bike has been parked for a long time.