Ron Stratman was the founder of RK Stratman, Inc., building his company into a leading global supplier of screen-printed apparel. In 1983, he became one of the first twelve official licensees for Harley-Davidson, a partnership that defined his entrepreneurial legacy and established his firm as an industry leader in branded merchandise.
His life was a testament to a deep passion for motorcycling that began at age 15. A former racer and member of the Missouri Mules motorcycle club, Ron was a constant presence in the racing community and co-founded Sturgis Harley-Davidson. His enthusiasm for the lifestyle was the driving force behind his professional success.
Inspired by a man riding a live buffalo, Ron famously created the "Buffalo Bike" by covering a motorcycle in buffalo hide, becoming an icon of the Sturgis Rally.
Ron Stratman
Founder at RK Stratman, Inc.
Wentzville, Missouri, United States
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Harley-Davidson Brand
Became one of the first official Harley-Davidson licensees in 1983, building his entire company around producing branded apparel for the motorcycle giant.
Motorcycle Culture
A lifelong enthusiast, he began riding at 15 and was deeply involved in racing as a competitor, sponsor, and promoter before starting his business.
Entrepreneurship
Turned a weekend gig of selling merchandise at races into RK Stratman Inc., a multi-million dollar global supplier of licensed apparel.
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Founder at RK Stratman, Inc.
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Location : Wentzville, Missouri, United States
Job Level : Leadership
Designation : Founder at RK Stratman, Inc.
