Cuba's Harley-Davidsons are not as well known as the island nation's collection of vintage American cars, but they also contribute to a palpable feeling of stepping back in time
Cuban Carlos Pupo Sablon spared no effort to join up with his fellow Harley-Davidson enthusiasts.
He got up at 4:00am to drive his electric blue Harley 660 kilometers (410 miles) over 13 hours —despite fuel shortages—to be there.
Cuba's Harley-Davidsons are not as well known as the island nation's collection of vintage American cars, but they also contribute to a palpable feeling of stepping back in time.
There are only around 200 on the island—compared to 60,000 classic cars—but their owners tenderly care for and repair them to keep the hum of their engines audible on the island.