Last week, new Budweiser cans were unveiled, which feature logos from the beer maker and Harley-Davidson to commemorate the bike company's 120th anniversary. The designs are inspired by original hand-drawn blueprints from each of the brands, according to Beverage Industry.

The beer company, which has seen sales of Bud Light tank in recent weeks following the backlash over its partnership with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney, recently released a Budweiser ad touting specially created cans with the Harley Davidson logo.

Budweiser's commercial with Harley-Davidson - the first time the two companies have partnered - was released last week alongside the launch of the limited-edition cans. Each can features the slogan 'Kings of our Craft' and the words 'brewed and built in the USA'.

Legacy. One of the things that makes Harley-Davidson® so unique is the unparalleled legacy they've created over many generations of making motorcycles. The company was founded in 1903 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin by friends William S. Harley and Arthur Davidson.

William Harley, meanwhile, became the chief engineer and treasurer. Given the ratio of three Davidsons to one Harley, you may wonder why the company wasn't called Davidson-Harley. Since the original idea for the motorcycle came from William Harley, the gang thought it was only fair to have his name first.

Harley-Davidson and the Marlboro Man Mickey Rourke in this movie rides a 1991 Harley-Davidson FXR S completely customized. The actor owned the motorcycle and, in order to make the stunt scenes, the production had an exact replica built. The motorcycles are exactly the same except for the motor, which was an S&S 80 ci.

Harley-Davidson competitors include Yamaha, Bombardier Recreational Products, Thor Industries, Polaris Inc. and Winnebago Industries. Harley-Davidson ranks 1st in CEO Score on Comparably vs its competitors.

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Harley is a gender-neutral name of British origin, coming from the Old English words hara, meaning “hare,” and leah, meaning “meadow.” Harley is derived from Shropshire and West Yorkshire areas with this habitational name. Harley first hit the charts as a masculine personal name in 1880.

Harley-Davidson was born. Just five motorcycles were built in what has gone down in history as simply 'The Shed'. The company grew quickly, borrowing money from a Davidson uncle and finding its first dealer, Carl Lang. In 1906, the first Harley-Davidson factory opened.

HOG When it comes to Harley Davidson, HOG means several things. Firstly, it is a well-known nickname for the motorcycles themselves. This nickname goes back almost a hundred years, to the early 1920s. The Harley racing team, nicknamed 'The Wrecking Crew', acquired a pet pig, which became the team mascot.

The first Harley-Davidson dealer was Carl H. Lang of Chicago, who sold three of the five bikes that had been built in the backyard shed. The first Harley-Davidson factory was built in 1906 on Chestnut Street in Milwaukee, where the company produced 50 bikes that year. The company was officially incorporated in 1907.