Harley-Davidson Museum Releases... Rivets

Harley seems to have no trouble finding ever more unique ways to help enthusiasts celebrate the Motor Company's 110th Anniversary. This time out, the Harley-Davidson Museum is providing a unique way to add a message to its "Living the Legend" Rivet Wall. That's right -- in honor of the 110th Anniversary, the Museum has released commemorative 110th rivet (pictured below) that can be customized with a personal message. All rivets purchased by June 15 will be engraved and installed at the Harley-Davidson Museum in time for the 110th Anniversary Celebration in Milwaukee over Labor Day Weekend -- so uh, better hurry if you're interested in that sort of thing. The Rivet Wall is a focal point of the Museum's 20-acre campus and currently displays more than 4,000 rivets.

The actual "Living the Legend" rivets are made of a super strong, electro-polished stainless steel and are available in 3-inch and 6-inch sizes. An online tool helps people create and review their message prior to manufacturing of the piece. A 3-inch rivet will set you back $250 ( including three lines of copy, the etching and installation at the Museum), while a larger 6-inch version costs a whopping $1,500 (with space for four lines of text. All rivets are mounted on curved iron wall outside the Harley-Davidson Museum.

If that's too pricy for you, or you don't want to make the trip, the MoCo also has some 110th Anniversary flag kits available with mounts for Tour-Paks, saddlebags or sissybars (See? No shortage of celebration opportunities).

The 110th Anniversary Flag and Mast Kits from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories are made with high-quality nylon for durability and feature the 110th Anniversary logo (a nice complement to the badging on 2013 Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary models). The kits also can be installed on cars and trucks. (The flags are parade use only; high-speed use is not recommended).

For more flag information, visit www.harley-davidson.com; for information about the Museum's "Living the Legend" program and the special 110th Anniversary rivet, visit h-dmuseum.com/110rivet