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Peter Fahrenholz
When they hear the name Harley-Davidson, even people who have nothing else to do with motorcycles immediately have certain images in their heads: large, heavy and mostly noisy motorcycles on which wild, bearded guys roar towards the sunset. Even if in reality it’s just the dentist next door. In the motorcycle scene, the US brand divides minds. For some, Harleys are unwieldy, technically backward piles of iron that you can’t really ride a motorcycle with. In comparison tests, the machines from Milwaukee usually end up in the lower ranks.