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HARLEY-DAVIDSON LAUNCHES GLOBAL BRAND PLATFORM ‘RIDE’

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Harley-Davidson has launched “Ride”, a new global brand platform marking a reset of its identity. Designed to modernise while honouring heritage, it reframes riding as a cultural lifestyle. Supported by a global film set to Willie Nelson’s “On the Road Again”, the campaign unites riders through freedom, adventure, and community.

Harley-Davidson has unveiled a new global brand platform, “Ride”, which the iconic motorcycle maker describes as a “full reset” of its brand as it embarks on the next phase of its strategy. The initiative seeks to modernise Harley-Davidson’s image while reinforcing its heritage, positioning riding not merely as a product experience but as a defining cultural identity for its global community.

At the heart of “Ride” lies a reframing of Harley-Davidson’s long-standing relationship with motorcyclists, shifting the focus towards an emotional and lifestyle-driven proposition. The company emphasises that the idea reflects more than a century of motorcycle culture dating back to its founding in 1903, aiming to unite riders through shared experiences on the road. Harley-Davidson describes “Ride” as more than a marketing line, presenting it instead as “an action, a feeling, and a way of life”. This philosophy underscores the sense of community among riders, highlighting that riding clears the mind and turns miles into stories, while reinforcing the brand’s enduring positioning around freedom and adventure.

As part of the rollout, Harley-Davidson is introducing a refreshed visual identity anchored by the return of its historic bar and shield logo. This move is intended as a nod to the company’s origins while signalling the continued importance of heritage in shaping its future direction. The logo’s revival reflects Harley-Davidson’s commitment to honouring its past while embracing modernity, ensuring that its identity resonates with both long-time enthusiasts and new generations of riders.

The launch of “Ride” will be supported by a global film set to Willie Nelson’s classic “On the Road Again”. Featuring real riders, the film captures raw, authentic footage that conveys the experience and culture of motorcycling. Harley-Davidson said the campaign is designed to celebrate the spirit of riding and the community it fosters, with the film serving as a powerful visual and emotional anchor for the new platform. The campaign will run across broadcast, streaming, and integrated internal and external channels, ensuring wide visibility and engagement.

By positioning “Ride” as a cultural identity rather than a mere product slogan, Harley-Davidson is seeking to strengthen its bond with riders worldwide. The platform reflects the brand’s ambition to remain relevant in a rapidly evolving market while staying true to its roots. It is a declaration that Harley-Davidson’s future will be built on the same values that have defined it for over a century: freedom, adventure, and the shared joy of the open road.


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