Harley-Davidson To Celebrate 5 Year Anniversary Of H.O.G In India

The iconic American motorcycle manufacturer is all set to celebrate five years of Harley Owners Group or H.O.G India chapter in India with more than 3,000 H.O.G. members gathering at the event. The celebrations will be held in Goa from 16th February till 18th February, 2017 and will include a long list of activities, performances and award distribution ceremonies. The H.O.G India chapter was formed in 2012 and has over 12,000 active members at present with 26 regional chapters.

(Harley-Davidson India to celebrate 5 years of H.O.G in India)

Harley-Davidson has put in place a string of activities at the 5th anniversary H.O.G. celebrations including the Custom Champion Contest, live band performance, stand-up comedy, chapter of the year awards and so on. The winner of the Custom Champion Contest will get free tickets to attend the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally held in USA.

Pallavi Singh, Director, Marketing, Harley-Davidson India, said, "Harley Owners Group has had a significant impact on the motorcycle community in India and has pioneered in promoting the sport of leisure motorcycling culture in the country. In five short years since the first National rally, H.O.G. rallies have witnessed riders riding from across the country to our rallies, all driven by their passion and love for Harley-Davidson and the spirit of riding together. This larger-than-life riding journey has fueled some to ride over one lakh kilometres on their motorcycles and a few even the Indian peripheral. Over the years, H.O.G. India rally has become a mainstay in the motorcycling events schedule. We look forward to celebrating the essence of riding together and thank our H.O.G. members for their passion and brotherhood from all over India."

(Harley-Davidson India to celebrate 5 years of H.O.G in India)

Internationally, the Harley Owners Group was formed 33 years ago and till date has almost 1 million members and more than 1,400 chapters in 140 countries. The Harley Owners' Group takes pride in being the world's largest riders' club. In India, the H.O.G. boasts of ownership of over 12,000 members.