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Harley-Davidson Reverts Logo Amid Far-Right “Woke” Attack

6/5/2026

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In early June 2026, U.S. far-right influencers launched a campaign labeling Harley-Davidson “woke” and promoting Indian Motorcycle.
Mixed-martial-arts fighter Sean Strickland posted on X that he switched to Indian Motorcycle and condemned Harley-Davidson’s radical ideology.
Trump adviser Alex Bruesewitz said the posts seemed paid, then deleted his tweet after criticism.
Harley-Davidson CEO Artie Starrs announced the brand will return to its legacy logo and focus on bike production.

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Story summary

In early June 2026, U.S. far-right influencers launched a campaign labeling Harley-Davidson “woke” and promoting Indian Motorcycle.
Mixed-martial-arts fighter Sean Strickland posted on X that he switched to Indian Motorcycle and condemned Harley-Davidson’s radical ideology.
Trump adviser Alex Bruesewitz said the posts seemed paid, then deleted his tweet after criticism.
Harley-Davidson CEO Artie Starrs announced the brand will return to its legacy logo and focus on bike production.