Harley-Davidson Tomahawk Operations customizes saddlebag covers for 2026 Fall Ride raffle bike

TOMAHAWK – For the first time in nearly a decade, the Fall Ride raffle bike will feature some local flair.

For years, Harley-Davidson Tomahawk Operations customized the motorcycle raffled off during Northwoods Fall Ride. The Tomahawk plants hadn’t done so since 2017 – but that changes this year.

The new products team at Tomahawk Operations – made up of Tim Tresness, Dave Wotruba, Jamie Kulinski, Sam Lund and Megan Schoone – customized saddlebag covers commemorating the annual motorcycle rally’s 45^th anniversary. The saddlebags will be featured on this year’s raffle bike.

Tomahawk Operations collaborated with Wa Wui Ltd., which spearheads the bike raffle, to bring the vision to life.

Roxanne Consolver of Tomahawk Operations said Wa Wui purchased this year’s raffle bike – a 2026 Liberty Road Glide featuring emblems depicting the 250th anniversary of the United States – from Northwoods Harley-Davidson.

“With the added customization showcasing the 45th anniversary of Fall Ride, this is a one-of-a-kind bike being raffled for the event,” Consolver stated.

There are a total of 3,000 raffle tickets being sold for $20.00 each. Tickets can be purchased at The Kracker Barrel, Tomahawk BP, Tomahawk Shell and Northwoods Harley-Davidson.

The drawing will be held at SARA Park on Saturday, Sept. 19, during Northwoods Fall Ride. All proceeds will go towards renovations at the SARA Park Ice Arena.