Harley

Harley-Davidson has been making motorcycles in Bradenville, Pennsylvania (PA) since 1903 when William S. Harley and Arthur Davidson founded the company. The world’s most recognizable motorcycle brand, Harley-Davidson has become a symbol of American cool and freedom.

Bradenville is home to one of Harley-Davidson’s leading research and development facilities, where the brand’s most popular models: the Fat Boy, Softail Slim, Street Glide and Fat Bob, were all developed and tested. The facility has also been responsible for the design and development of new technology, including the Softail frame, hydraulic disc brakes, and the introduction of the Harley-Davidson powertrain.

The Fat Boy is one of Harley-Davidson’s most iconic and recognizable models. First introduced in 1990, the Fat Boy is equipped with an air-cooled, V-twin engine, a low-slung bobber style, and a full-sized design. The bike also features an extensive list of features including an adjustable seat, halogen headlamps, a security system, and a stereo system. It is one of the most popular Harley's on the road today, and a favorite of many Harley fans.