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It’s hard to decide when confronted with the throaty sound of power and the sexy curves of models just made to eat up the road. So which is better? 2023 Nightster or 2023 Sportster S? And what about 2023 Nightster Special, is it worth the upgrade? Read our side-by-side comparison.

Life happens, we get it. And the last few years have been challenging for almost everyone. Just because you have issues with your credit doesn't mean you can't qualify for a motorcycle loan. We also help people just starting out qualify for a bike loan with no credit.

The tires on your regular vehicle and those on your Harley® are very different from one another. Not only do motorcycle tires affect performance, but also safety.

"I’ve always been a huge advocate for women. A lot of women just don’t think motorcycles are for them, and I want to change that idea.” Learn how a former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader is doing just that.

If you’re starting from Dallas, here’s a list of rides to enjoy whether you have a day, a weekend or several days in a row.

Target fixation can cause crashes, especially if you're a new rider. Let's talk about what it is and how to avoid it.

Recently the motor company began designing and releasing limited-edition motorcycles for unique community subsets. The 2022 G.I. Enthusiast Collection "honors Harley-Davidson's longstanding community of riders who have and continue to serve in the U.S. Armed Forces." Learn more about them here.

May is Women Rider's Month, and at BGH-D®, one of the first people who comes to mind when you talk about women who love to ride is Lisa Porter. Read her story and her advice to other women riders here.

“Everything we do is based on the fact that form follows function,”said Willie G. Davidson. “But both report to emotion.” That’s the concept behind the development of the 2022 Harley-Davidson® Nightster, a motorcycle that hits you first in the eyes, then in the gut, then fills your heart with longing and excitement that doesn’t go away.

Check out any forum for new motorcycle riders and it won't be long before you run across someone who had a mishap or dropped their bike in the very early days of riding, now they're scared to get back on. If that's you, here's advice from people who have been there.