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Motorcycle News shows BMX riders Larry Edgar and Ryan Williams in action as they test out the Harley-Davidson lightweight electric concepts during the Summer X-Games in Minneapolis.

New York Times writer, Sue Carpenter, reflects on her LiveWire experience: “Quiet. Sleek. Unintimidating. The LiveWire is the antithesis of everything Harley-Davidson has ever stood for. And yet, it is undeniably a Harley. LiveWire offers a surprising level of innovation for a company that for so many years succeeded with updates of its classic machines.”

Harley-Davidson Builds Riders at X Games Minneapolis 2019 | Harley-Davidson Motor Company showcased the thrill and excitement of two-wheel vehicles at X Games Minneapolis 2019.

Meet #BattleoftheKings race category winner and people's choice winner! Carbon Betty was built by Kent's Harley-Davidson.

BMX Big Air Gold Medalist Ryan Williams flew into Minneapolis to ride X Games. But before that, we grabbed him for a test ride on our concept electric bikes.

Sagar of Living It Up, a motorcycle series, shares a video reflection following the press ride: “It’s very agile. It has the most communicative chassis that I’ve experienced on a Harley. If this is what the future holds for motorcycling, I am really, really excited. It’s the kind of motorcycling that all of us motorcyclists ought to give a shot.”

Cycle News shares how Harley-Davidson is revving up its Sturgis experience Efforts include a new headquarters at the Full Throttle Saloon’s Pappy Hoel Campground, LiveWire demos, and new interactive events and workshops.

We're rolling out after a wild weekend in #NYC!

Motorcycle News covered the journey of Martin Fell, a #ride5000miles member, who covered nearly 2,000 miles in 10 days on a Harley-Davidson Breakout cruiser. Fell reflected on his experience noting “The Harleys never missed a beat. They were absolutely brilliant.”

Harley-Davidson Goes Electric Harley-Davidson just debuted the world's first full-size electric sport bike. Auto columnist Dan Neil went to Portland, Ore., to take the LiveWire for a spin.