The hands behind the machine
Custom workshops, painters, upholsterers and fabricators: show the craft, name the people and explain the choices.
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The digital magazine for bikers
Builders, H.O.G. Chapters, IMRG groups, clubs, travellers and photographers live stories that fast-moving feeds quickly forget. Le Legend selects, shapes and preserves them.
Original cover image created for Le Legend
Our purpose / Now
Le Legend turns first-hand stories and reporting from the road, the workshop and the community into sourced, credited features built to last.
A H.O.G. Chapter can document an initiative. An IMRG group can share a journey. A builder can reveal the making of a motorcycle. A rider can restore a name, a year and a place to a photograph. The editorial team verifies, edits, credits and publishes every accepted contribution.
Facebook remains Legend Motorbike’s accessible social archive, where published articles and albums can be revisited. The website is its editorial showcase, table of contents and gateway.
Voices we welcome
Submissions openCustom workshops, painters, upholsterers and fabricators: show the craft, name the people and explain the choices.
Propose a story ↗Rides, charity work, anniversaries and portraits entrusted by Harley Owners Group Chapter members.
Propose a story ↗Stories shared by Indian Motorcycle Riders Groups: journeys, encounters and community history.
Propose a story ↗A photograph, a person, a motorcycle or a road: we help every truthful memory find its lasting form.
Propose a story ↗H.O.G. and IMRG identify the official communities of their respective brands. Legend Motorbike is an independent media outlet and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or an official publication of either organisation.

Editorial illustration based on a Poivre Noir SA photograph
Documented feature
The motorcycle bears the name of the brand. Its return on 31 July 2026 made silence impossible.
An invoice dated 26 June 2020 records Poivre Noir SA’s purchase of the Harley-Davidson for €14,622.50. The company then lent it free of charge to two adventurers who travelled around the world as a couple during the Covid-19 pandemic.
TOP TRUCK COMPANY voluntarily produced and fitted most of the visible customisation and custom parts. Other sponsors donated items including the wheels, bags and other accessories.
The collection / Since 2001


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Legend Motorbike’s Facebook page preserves an irreplaceable part of its history: albums, gatherings, journeys, portraits and conversations with the community.
This website is now the lasting editorial index. It restores context, identifies sources and guides readers towards Le Legend’s historic publications without reducing that memory to a passing feed.
PNP TUNE supports Le Legend today. The relationship is disclosed, separated from editorial choices and open to future advertisers who share the same commitment to preservation.

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