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The Harley-Davidson® FXDR 114 features everything we love about Harley-Davidson motorcycles. You will love cruising around the South Florida sun on this flashy bike.

If you ask veteran motorcycle riders what the “best motorcycle brand on the market” is, a significant majority will point at Harley-Davidson. If you dig a little deeper, looking for the best Street bike Harley makes, the Harley-Davidson Iron 883TM name quickly gets thrown around.

As the Harley-Davidson® dealer Miami trusts, we offer a full array of high-performance Harley-Davidson® models—including electric motorcycles. That’s why we’ve put together this guide to Harley-Davidson’s electric motorcycle – the Livewire

With so many Harley-Davidson® bikes to pick from, it can be hard to choose the right model for you. Here’s why the Harley-Davidson Breakout® may be right for you.

The Street 750 BS6 is one of the models that truly represent what Harley stands for. The BS6 Harley-Davidson Street 750 bike is a base variant version of the highly sought-after Street® line-up. Commonly mistaken for a cruiser bike to the untrained eye, this street bike has retained a top-of-the-line rating since the bike news broke of its launch in 2014.

When riding on the back of a motorcycle, you have more responsibilities than if riding as a car passenger. Learn how to be the ideal motorcycle passenger.

Follow all the tips above over your first month, and you'll set yourself up with habits that are sure to help you for the rest of your life riding. Besides heeding the advice in this article, successful driving starts with great teaching. Become more confident on the road and be a safer motorcycle rider with Peterson's Harley-Davidson's Learn-to-Ride program.

Harley-Davidson® is one of America’s oldest motorcycle manufacturers and a truly classic brand. Everyone—from beginners to skilled riders—loves Harley motorcycles because they’re durable, dependable, and incredibly classy.

Riding a motorcycle in certain windy conditions isn't recommended, but sometimes, you can't avoid it. Tailwinds, crosswinds, headwinds and other conditions can create a hazard for motorcycle operators, especially in Florida during seasons of unfavorable weather. Don't purposefully go out on a ride if you know the weather will be bad, whether that's excessive rain, wind or both.