The Harley-Davidson Shovelhead defined one of motorcycling's most turbulent eras, from 1966 to 1984, when both the industry and American culture itself were being torn apart and rebuilt. For some, the Shovelhead conjures memories of grease stained hands and late nights wrenching in the barn, and for others it brings back the frustration of constant breakdowns and oil leaks. Love it or hate it, this iconic engine holds an irreplaceable connection to motorcycling's past.

Our bikes might be tucked away, but as the first whispers of spring swirl in the air, Open Heart Outlaws has been deep in planning mode. We believe that strong seasons are built in quiet ones. Winter is where we refine the mission, strengthen relationships, and ask ourselves ‘How can we serve better?’ Check out some sneak peeks at what OHO has lined up for this year. Stay tuned. Stay ready. Spring is closer than it feels.

“A lot of accidents have happened on the farm and my mom has never sent that text out.”

You’re not sure life will ever be the same. Those moments challenge us. They change us and sometimes, they throw our lives on a completely unexpected detour.

Nick Wetherwax shares his story: The Reason I Ride