We got a private tour of the H-D Museum!

[@ricardosalcedo2824]

Man, so cool to see how Harley preserved all of these bikes. I moved to the USA from South America in 1987 at when I was 12. I immediately fell in love with skateboarding and Harley's. I finally got my fist Harley at age 46. While there are aspects of the Harley culture that I dislike -the guys revving their engines for no reason with their half helmets- I do really love the brand and history. Harley and Gibson are what I think of as American culture.

[@brandonclancy6886]

Super cool

[@channel302]

This is such a great tour. Thanks for sharing🔥A big shoutout from Tokyo, Japan!

[@fudgeismedicine]

I could watch hours of you guys going through the museum. I hope one day i can ride their and see it for myself.

[@klmnrs]

Great video, thanks 🤝

[@tstephen951]

Went there last year. I could have spent a couple days there. Loved all of it!! A Mecca for H-Dogs. Thanks for posting this. Edit: The 1903 "Serial Number One" is the deal. My uncle Kerwin straddled that girl in a barn in OK before it was ensconced in the shrine. Ride on HD, ride on!

[@0616ko]

Hope I make it there one day.

[@richs7362]

They didn't show the reported most popular exhibit, the bike from Japan in the shipping container that washed up on the west coast.

[@johnnydscyclesservice3603]

Ive been a couple of times . I got to watch them change the tires on #1. Geez, I would have been shitting myself. LOL

[@gerrydesrosiers689]

been there a few time

[@occultnacht6833]

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[@EpicKook]

Wow that dude is wearing the signature hipster outfit.

[@richs7362]

Sad that most newer riders don't care about any of this.

[@Jdksub]

Hipsters man