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Marcos Villatoro's parents may not have understood one another, but that didn’t stop them from falling in love. What was it like for a white Appalachian man and a Salvadoran woman to ride a motorcycle cross-country in the postwar years?

On a recent Gear Patrol’s “This Week in Gear” episode, the Pan America was highlighted as one of their five favorite new products.

He noted that riding LiveWire does not “feel like any other motorcycle you have ever ridden before, it’s a very unique feeling. It does exactly what it is designed for at an extraordinarily high level. You really need to feel the performance for yourself before you make any sort of claim…maybe when you do, you’ll see and feel H-D has spent some time and money in research design and development and done this right.”

Jalopnik interviews Harley-Davidson’s NHRA Pro Stock champion Andrew Hines for in-depth insight into living life at 200 miles an hour.

Harley-Davidson is stoked that on Thursday, Dec. 12, our Harley-Davidson IRONe™ electric-powered two-wheelers for kids roll on to stage. Check us out in this teaser below!

After riding LiveWire up San Gabriel Canyon Road during a press event, Digital Trends reporter Adam Kaslikowski ripped off his helmet and said, “I was totally wrong about LiveWire. Completely. And I’m going to write that.”

Andrew Jenkin from Exhaust Notes (Aus) reviews the Street Glide Special and writes about RDRS as “a collection of technologies that help give you confidence and control in less-than ideal situations.” His favorite feature was Vehicle Hold Control (VHC) which he found “increasingly useful when carrying a pillion passenger.”

Motorcyclist recently published a first ride review of the CVO Street Glide from the global press launch. Test rider Kevin Duke called the CVO Street Glide’s Milwaukee-Eight 117 “a thing of beauty, with sultry high-end finishes everywhere you look.”

Jalopnik’s Bradly Brownell recently filed his test ride report of the Low Rider S from the global press launch in San Diego. He said "There is something about the feeling you get riding this damn thing that makes it unforgettable.” He praised the bike’s badass looks, “monster torque,” stiff chassis and competent brakes and panned the clutch lever effort and placement of the instrument cluster.

A custom Harley-Davidson motorcycle given to the Pope by a group called the Jesus Bikers is being auctioned off to raise money for charity. The bike, a 2016 Softail named White Unique, features white pearlescent paint, a crown of thorns motif, a Chi-Rho symbol embossed into the leather seat, and a golden cross above the headlight. It also comes with Pope Francis’s signature and blessing. Bidding starts at $64,000 USD.