Harley-Davidson is a traditional American motorcycle manufacturer with deep connections to American culture and history.
If such a motorcycle were abandoned and left to rust, I would feel saddened by it.
I have created an imaginary image based on the phrase “A scrapped Harley-Davidson”.
錆だらけの廃車のアメリカンバイク（ハーレー・ダビッドソン）
It was founded in 1903 by William S. Harley and Arthur Davidson, at a time when automobiles were not yet popular, and Harley-Davidson motorcycles were a symbol of freedom and adventure for American youth.
The design may deviate a bit from Harley-Davidson motorcycles, but let’s just consider it a matter of taste.
During World War I, Harley-Davidson motorcycles were used by the American military.
In World War II, Harley-Davidson became a major supplier to the American military, and its motorcycles played a symbolic role in America’s victories and heroism during that time.
Harley-Davidson motorcycles have also been deeply connected to American subcultures and counterculture movements.
From the 1950s to the 1960s, Harley-Davidson motorcycles were influential symbols of hippie culture, rock and roll culture, and outlaw biker culture.
Harley-Davidson motorcycles are also known as symbols of the American Dream.
Owning a Harley-Davidson motorcycle is a way of expressing freedom, adventure, and American spirit.
Today, Harley-Davidson is recognized as part of American culture and history.
Its motorcycles embody traditional American values and are still beloved by many people.