Where does harley get their raw materials from ?
Harley-Davidson sources its raw materials from a variety of suppliers, primarily based in the United States and other global partners.
While the company manufactures many parts and assembles motorcycles in the U.S., not all raw materials are domestically sourced.
Key points about their material sourcing include:
- Steel and aluminum – These are major materials used in frames, engines, and body parts. A significant portion comes from American steel producers, though some may be imported based on cost and availability.
- Electronics and specialized components – Some electrical parts and advanced components may come from international suppliers, including those in Japan, Germany, and China.
- Tires, brakes, and suspension parts – Harley partners with established brands like Brembo, Michelin, and Showa, which may manufacture globally.
Harley-Davidson emphasizes quality and compliance, so even when materials or components are sourced internationally, they meet strict standards before integration into their bikes.
Rémi
Founder of Kafein Kustoms, Rémi is a passionate motorcycle enthusiast and the founder of Kafein Kustoms. With years of experience in customization, he specializes in Clubstyle builds and premium parts, blending performance and style to help riders create their dream bikes.
