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A perfect moment to change your engine’s oil is when you do a last autumn lap round your favourite weekend ride. Drain the hot oil when you get home. Top her up with fresh oil and a new filter and there’s one less thing to worry about when the days get longer again.

When you’re sending your bike into that long hibernation, you probably want the battery to be kept in optimum shape for a quick awakening when spring comes around again. That’s the reason we have a couple of connect-and-forget battery chargers in our catalog. These micro-processor controlled gizmos just need to be hooked up to do their fully automatic job.

When your trusty Harley gets grounded for the non-riding season, it’s a good idea to do it properly: Get a solid dust cover, and prep the bike and engine for the long inactivity with additives. When you’re feeling extra generous, give it a nice smelling year-end shampooing.

Winter sucks? No, winter is your chance to refresh your tired old hog into a new look highway burner. Just changing the tank will turn your sled into a sportier, cooler, or more radical iteration of its old self. Thinking about some new handlebars? A comfier seat? Or just a new headlight? Winter is the time for some serious wrenching on your Harley.

It can be a pretty long wait for the cold season to be over. Discerning chopperistas will appreciate some welcome diversion during those long winter evenings. We’re thinking not so much about mobiles made from used tea bags and kebab skewers, but rather about the real heartwarming stuff: reading matter of the analog kind, or, as we used to say in times gone by: books. They even work without Wifi, electricity, or apps. Get the low-down on motorcycle history, read up on Harley-Davidson fun facts, peruse How-To handbooks, or find some real wrenching inspiration, we’ve got you covered.

The Arctic or bust? With the right hardware for machine and rider your Harley doesn’t have to spend winter locked away in a shed, just because it gets a little chilly out there.