Harley-Davidson: Handlebars Calendar 2010

Harley-Davidson: Handlebars Calendar 2010
Average: 7 (29 votes)

Challenge: Harley-Davidson Numero Uno Milan wanted the 2011 calendar to be the most amazing, something that really describes Harley-Davidson’s world and feelings.

Idea: We didn’t simply create a calendar, we created a trip experience. We gave our calendar handlebars, landscapes, people’s reactions and a subjective point of view, just to let people imagine the experience of riding a Harley-Davidson for 365 days and get them to realize that a Harley-Davidson is the best point of view you can choose.

Advertising Agency: Grey Milan, Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Director: Francesco Emiliani
Head of Art: Francesco Fallisi
Art Director: Gaetano Cerrato
Copywriter: Francesca Andriani
Junior Art Director: Giovanni Nava
Photographer: Giovanni Santarelli D’Angelo

7 comments

Dzsoi's picture
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Dzsoi

Not bad for a calendar but that handle is so ugly, looks like an exercise tool. Why did you think that part was necessary? Perspective and speedometer are enough to send through the first-person experience message. Moreover, nobody is going to act like a fool even in his own apartment to grab that handle on the poster.

LeeHarvey's picture
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LeeHarvey

Couldn't agree more.

dalf22's picture
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dalf22

The handle is the most representative part of a motorcycle, the thing that connects you with the machine... so if you want to recreate the experience, the speedometer is not enough... i think. It's just not another calendar about landscapes..right?

jackblack's picture
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jackblack

Great. Where can I order one?... yep, that's what I thought. Scam.

fotdot's picture
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fotdot

Not imagination.

Jaap Grolleman's picture
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Jaap Grolleman

Agree with Dzsoi. Would have been heaps cheaper without the bar too.

Guest's picture
Guest

One of those quasi-interactive ideas where seeing the handles bars is enough. Like it.