Most of the characters featured in Harley and The Davidsons are based on real historical figures. Learn more about these iconic characters and the actors who play them in this exclusive look behind the scenes.

Stephen Rider plays William B. Johnson, the world’s first African American Harley-Davidson dealer, and the first African American licensed to compete in national motorcycle racing events.

The special effects team used Bill Harley's original drawings to authentically recreate the motorcycles seen in Harley and the Davidsons.

Meet the strong, defiant women of Harley and the Davidsons: Jessica Camacho, who plays Reya; Annie Read who plays Bill Harley's wife Anna; Essa O'Shea who plays Arthur Davidson's wife Clara; and Hera Hilmar who plays Walter Davidson's wife Emma.

Authenticity and attention to detail were paramount in recreating the world of Harley and the Davidsons.

The story of Harley and the Davidsons lives at the heart of motorcycle culture: the freedom, the joy, the self-reliance - and don’t forget the leather jackets.

Bill Harley and the Davidson Brothers had a dream. This is the story of that dream and what it took to get there, despite all odds. What can be more American?

Special effects designer Alex Wheeler reveals what it took to authentically recreate the motorcycles seen in Harley and the Davidsons.

Executive Producers, John Goldwyn and Dimitri Doganis discuss the making of Harley and the Davidsons.

Meet Jason Wilson, owner of Sacred Steel Cycles and founder of the Douche LaRouche Motorcycle Club.

Hear from the guys about what it means to be a member of the Douche LaRouche Motorcycle Club (DLMC).

Everyone has their own set of skills in the shop, and Jason’s got an extra-special job for Gnome.

Jason and Josh try to fit his wax hand casting holding the magical crystal to the sissy barn on The Indigo Moon.

From mock up to push up competitions, there’s never a dull moment at Sacred Steel Bikes.

Jason decides to personalize the Indigo Moon with a cast of his own hand holding a magical crystal ball.

Jason decides to not only make a bike, but to recreate an iconic David Mann paintings to attract potential buyers.