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Key West, FL

The Harley-Davidson trip was a full-throttle ride through the heart of the Florida Keys, starting with cruising through gator country before heading south toward paradise. Along the way, there were brief but memorable stops in Key Largo and Marathon, soaking in the laid-back island vibes before rolling onto the legendary Overseas Highway, where miles of open road and ocean views made every mile unforgettable. The crew grabbed a bite at the iconic Robbie’s, then continued on to explore downtown Key West, taking in the colorful streets, local energy, and unmistakable character of the island. The trip wrapped up hanging out at Sloppy Joe’s, visiting the Southernmost Point, and fully embracing the freedom, history, and grit that make a Keys ride on a Harley something every rider should experience at least once. 

Sturgis, SD

The cross-country ride to Sturgis, South Dakota was a bucket-list journey that captured everything motorcycling is about—open roads, raw landscapes, and pure freedom. Rolling into the iconic town of Sturgis meant becoming part of the biggest motorcycle rally in the world, surrounded by the sound of engines and riders from every corner of the country. The trip weaved through legendary stops like Deadwood and Spearfish, cut across the jaw-dropping Badlands, and cruised through the wildlife-filled roads of Custer State Park. From carving Iron Mountain Road to standing beneath Mount Rushmore and staring up at the otherworldly presence of Devils Tower, every mile delivered history, grit, and unforgettable scenery, making the ride to Sturgis just as powerful as the destination itself.

Milwaukee, WI

The trip to Harley Homecoming in Milwaukee, Wisconsin was a pilgrimage to the heart and soul of Harley-Davidson. The ride led straight into the brand’s hometown, with time spent at the Harley-Davidson Museum taking in the history, bikes, and stories that built the legend, followed by a visit to Harley’s corporate headquarters where it all comes together. The energy carried into the city streets, especially cruising Brady Street and soaking up the Homecoming atmosphere alongside riders from everywhere. The trip capped off at Veterans Park, watching the Red Hot Chili Peppers light up the Milwaukee skyline, blending rock-and-roll, motorcycles, and American grit into one unforgettable Harley experience. 

Daytona, FL

The trip to Daytona Bike Week was nonstop energy from start to finish, packed with bikes, noise, and pure adrenaline. Days were spent at Destination Daytona checking out the endless vendors, custom builds, and gear that turn the area into a biker’s playground. The action kicked up a notch at Daytona International Speedway for the first Supercross of the Monster Energy tour, where the roar of engines set the tone for the week. From riding Main Street and taking in the crowds to hanging out at Iron Horse Saloon, the trip captured everything that makes Bike Week legendary—freedom, horsepower, and the kind of atmosphere you can only find in Daytona. 

Eureka, AR

The ride to Eureka Springs, Arkansas was a true Midwest-to-Ozarks adventure, stretching across open highways and small towns before dropping into one of the most unique motorcycle destinations in the country. Rolling into the historic town of Eureka Springs for the Spring Fling motorcycle rally brought tight streets, great bikes, and a buzzing small-town energy. The trip hit legendary roads like the Pig Trail, carving through the curves while taking in the rugged beauty of the Ozarks. Long riding days wrapped up with cold beer at the famous Cat House, rounding out a trip that perfectly blended twisty roads, good times, and the kind of riding that keeps you chasing the next destination. 

Shenandoah Valley, VA

The trip to the Shenandoah Valley was a one-of-a-kind ride that blended smart travel with unforgettable scenery. It started in Sanford, Florida, where the Harleys were loaded onto the Amtrak Auto Train and carried north to Lorton, Virginia—saving miles while keeping the adventure intact. From there, the real ride began, rolling into the Shenandoah Valley and cruising through some of the most scenic roads on the East Coast, with sweeping mountain views, winding highways, and endless stretches of calm, open air. It was a perfect mix of efficiency and freedom, proving that sometimes the journey gets even better once the wheels hit the mountains.

Thunder Beach PCB, FL

The trip to Thunder Beach in Panama City Beach was all-out biker chaos in the best way possible, mixing sunshine, chrome, and nonstop action. Days were spent at Frank Brown Park hanging out with vendors, checking out bikes, and soaking up the Thunder Beach atmosphere, with stops at the Panama City Harley-Davidson shop to keep the momentum rolling. The nights turned up fast with cold beers at The Salty Goat and wild times at Ms. Newby’s, where the energy never slowed down. Between the parties and the stereo competitions shaking the strip, the trip delivered everything Thunder Beach is known for—loud bikes, louder systems, and memories that don’t fade easy.

Blue Ridge Parkway, GA

The trip to the Blue Ridge Parkway was pure rider heaven, built around some of the most legendary roads in the country. The journey carved through icons like the Tail of the Dragon, Highway 28’s Moonshiners Route, and the sweeping curves of the Cherohala Skyway, where every mile demanded focus and rewarded it with unreal views. Long days in the saddle ended the right way—with cold beers at bike night at Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson, surrounded by other riders swapping stories and soaking in the mountain air. It was the kind of trip where the roads, the people, and the rhythm of the ride all came together perfectly.