Stars and Stripes. Peanut butter and jelly. Harley-Davidson and sidecars. Okay, fine – one of those pairings is not like the others, but H-D does have a long history of adding a third outrigger wheel ...

Harley-Davidson first offered sidecars in 1914, and for decades, they were a practical extension of the motorcycle. They carried families before cars were common, helped AAA patrol city streets, and ...

American motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson recently revealed it has exited the sidecar business, ending an important and long-lasting chapter in the company’s history. The decision came due the decline ...

Ian Felenchak, 8, left, and Marley Felenchak, 7, ride in the sidecar of D.C. Police Lt. Robert Glover's Harley-Davidson motorcycle during the St. Patrick's Parade in Washington on March 13, 2016.

In this 2010 photo provided by the family of Arthur Werner Sr., Werner poses for a photo on his 1990 Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail motorcycle in Bethlehem, Pa. Werner, of Steel City, Pa., died of ...

Sidecars have been trusted sidekicks for motorcycles since times immemorial. According to records, they date back to the late 1890s, when supposedly a French army officer came up with the ancestor of ...

STEEL CITY, Pa. >> A Pennsylvania man who loved motorcycles and recently died is taking one last ride. Family members say 89-year-old Steel City resident Arthur Werner Sr. made plans way ahead of his ...

MILWAUKEE, July 31 (UPI) -- Harley-Davidson Inc., maker of the iconic U.S. motorcycles, has announced it will soon make its last sidecar. The Milwaukee company said Friday production will stop once ...

A World War II veteran in Pennsylvania has been buried in his sidecar after a funeral procession towed by a motorcycle. There are many motorcycle hearses available for hire to take ex-riders to their ...