Fox River Harley-Davidson

On June 1, 1961, Chuck “Charlie” Fischer and his wife, Marilyn, opened Fischer's Harley-Davidson which was located at 261 South Grove Ave. in Elgin, Illinois. In 1972, while still in Elgin, they moved their dealership to 619 E. Chicago St.

By 1997, they out grew their location and built a 15,600-square-foot facility in South Elgin, located at 920 S. McLean Ave. In 2002 the Fisher’s decided to retire and sold their dealership to the Zylstra Family and it was renamed Zylstra Harley-Davidson.

After four years, Zylstra outgrew their current home and moved to 131 S. Randall Rd. in St. Charles where they built an 80,000 square foot building that was later acquired by Windy City Motorcycle Company May of 2011 and renamed to Fox River Harley-Davidson. With countless charity rides that take place out of Fox River H-D year after year, they have become to be known as “The Dealer That Rides For a Reason”.