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The Harley-Davidson Museum is going full throttle into 2016 with high-octane exhibits, events and programming that shine a spotlight on Harley-Davidson’s deep ties to the sport of racing<

Carolina Hurricanes standout Rod Brind'Amour and the late Ray Price headline the 2016 class of the N.C. Sports Hall of Fame.

The American Motorcyclist Association wants to see you among the hundreds of thousands of riders at 2016’s iconic motorcycling events, such as Daytona Bike Week, Americade, Laconia, AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days and Sturgis.

The motorcycle drag strip dominated by the Ray Price Motorsports Racing Team will go quiet with today’s official announcement of the team’s retirement.

Triumph would like to congratulate Ray Price Triumph for registering their 100th retail sale this year and achieving membership to the Ton-Up Club for 2015!

The Most Influential Woman of the Year category received 58 nominations and 417 votes for the Horsepower & Heels Women of the Year Awards.

The life of a man who lived with the throttle wide open came to an end this past week.

Raleigh icon and Hall of Fame racing legend Ray Price passed away in his sleep this evening. He was 78 years of age.

Santa’s elves donned leather Dec. 6 as hundreds of motorcycle riders took part in the annual Toys For Tots ride sponsored by Ray Price Harley-Davidson and the Raleigh HOG.

Triumph’s new £7300 Street Twin is the first of five new-generation Bonnevilles to hit showrooms in 2016.