Harley owners go on Independence Day ride

To celebrate India's 67th Independence Day, Harley Owners Group (H.O.G.) came together to ride their Harley-Davidson cruisers bikes in various cities across India.

HOGs from Banjara Harley-Davisdon rode within Hyderabad, the city of Nawabs, to celebrate the day with fellow community members. Nine Bridges Harley–Davidson decided to support a noble cause. They rode from the Harley-Davidson dealership in Ahmedabad to Mahatma Gandhi’s birth place in Porbandar and donated a charity amount to an old-age home. Meanwhile, the HOGs from Himalayan Harley-Davidson rode together to Wagah border to salute and celebrate the day with the jawans.

In the South, HOGs from Spice Coast Harley-Davidson rode to Karuna Nilayam Old Age Home and spent the day with the senior residents. HOGs from Coromandel Harley-Davidson undertook a fundraiser ride and rode to Gurkukan School for the under privileged. Bengal Harley-Davidson had a rather religious experience riding from Kolkata to Bhubaneswar and staying overnight revelling in the scenic beauty of the temple city.

HOGS, a fraternity of Harley owners across the world, organises frequent group rides and meet-ups. At present, there are a cumulative 1.3 million H.O.Gs registered with Harley-Davidson globally. 

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