Wildhorse Harley-Davidson Kawasaki in Bend Closes After 26 Years

The motorcycle dealership announced the closure, marking the end of its long-standing presence in the Central Oregon riding community.

Published on Feb. 12, 2026

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Wildhorse Harley-Davidson Kawasaki, a motorcycle dealership that has operated in Bend, Oregon for nearly 26 years, has announced its closure. The company expressed gratitude to its customers and the local motorcycle community, reflecting on the dealership's history as a social and mechanical hub for riders in the region.

Why it matters

The closure of Wildhorse Harley-Davidson Kawasaki represents the end of an era for the Central Oregon motorcycle community, as the dealership had been a fixture in the area for over a quarter-century. The announcement highlights the challenges facing small, independent dealerships in the face of industry changes and economic pressures.

The details

Wildhorse Harley-Davidson Kawasaki has operated in its current building for almost 26 years, serving as a venue for maintenance and social gatherings for local riders. In a statement released on social media, the company thanked its customers for their support throughout its decades of operation in the region, reflecting on the history of the facility and its role as a hub for the two-wheel community.

  • Wildhorse Harley-Davidson Kawasaki has operated in Bend for nearly 26 years.
  • The company announced the closure on Friday, February 13, 2026.

The players

Wildhorse Harley-Davidson Kawasaki

A motorcycle dealership that has operated in Bend, Oregon for nearly 26 years, serving as a social and mechanical hub for the local riding community.

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What’s next

KTVZ News has reached out to Wildhorse Harley-Davidson Kawasaki to determine the specific reasons for the closure, and the company has not yet provided a response regarding the factors that led to the decision to shut down the north Bend branch.

The takeaway

The closure of Wildhorse Harley-Davidson Kawasaki in Bend, Oregon marks the end of an era for the local motorcycle community, as the dealership had been a fixture in the region for over a quarter-century. The announcement highlights the challenges facing small, independent dealerships in the face of industry changes and economic pressures, and the importance of these businesses as social and mechanical hubs for riders.