5 Things You Probably Didn’t Realize Harley-Davidson Makes

5 Things You Probably Didn’t Realize Harley-Davidson Makes
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Harley-Davidson was founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1903 by Walter Davidson, Arthur Davidson, William Davidson, and William Harley. The first Harley-Davidson motorcycle, Model 1, was produced that same year — it sold for $200, and 38 copies were created. The company was officially incorporated four years later, in 1907.
Today, Harley-Davidson is a publicly traded company and a world-renowned brand, with multiple manufacturing facilities in the United States and across the globe, including countries like Japan, Germany, and Mexico.
Harley-Davidson has made a number of iconic motorcycles over the years, from the tough and durable WLA Liberator built for the United States Army during World War II, to the revered Fat Boy that marked the 1990s with its distinctive style.
The name Harley-Davidson itself may have indeed become synonymous with motorcycles, but few people know that Harley-Davidson produces a variety of other goods. Here are five things you probably didn’t realize Harley-Davidson makes.