A message from your local Canadian Harley-Davidson dealers
We all know that we’re living through a particularly intense period, full of uncertainty.
All Canadians are affected in one way or another, regardless of where they live or what they do.
This is true for those of us who work for one of Canada’s 47 Harley-Davidson dealerships. We’re proud to be associated with an iconic brand that people love, proud to be Canadians selling great bikes to other Canadians. We’ve been doing it for a long time, providing good jobs for our employees and great experiences for our customers.
For over 100 years, Harley-Davidson has been giving Canadians freedom on the road. And that’s not about to change.
Because we care about our customers, our prices have remained stable despite the current economic uncertainty.
We have deep roots in Canada. On back roads, highways and city streets, generations of Canadians have stepped on Harley-Davidsons in timeless pursuit of adventure.
Every Harley-Davidson motorcycle sold in Canada supports Canadian jobs, and not just at dealerships. We’re your neighbors: with dealers from coast to coast and over 1,300 Canadian employees, we bring thousands of Canadian families closer together.
One thing remains constant: our unwavering commitment to all the communities we serve.
We are proud to be an official sponsor of the Canadian Hockey League (CHL), and to support the next generation of great players. It’s just one of the countless ways in which our network and our employees give back to the nation.
Canada’s military, police organizations and first responders rely on the same Harley-Davidson motorcycles you know and love.
Canada’s vast motorcycle and recreational vehicle industry employs more than 88,000 people and generates more than $17.3 billion in economic activity annually.
These are good jobs that help support the Canadian economy, but that’s not all.
We know that Canadians love Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and we’ve been giving them to them since 1917.
Whatever the year, spring is the perfect time to step aboard a new Harley-Davidson. This year, more than ever, that’s the case.
