Wolfman Luggage retires after 34 years in business

Eric Hougen, founder of Wolfman Luggage, has announced the closure of his company after more than three decades. The decision ends production of the brand's adventure motorcycle gear.

Eric Hougen, the founder of Wolfman Luggage, announced last week that he is retiring and shutting down the business. In a statement posted on the company website and social media, he wrote: After 34 years, Wolfman Luggage + Eric are RETIRING! We thank YOU, our loyal customers and rider friends, for all of these years of amazing dual sport/enduro/ADV moto memories! Your Wolfman luggage is now a legendary collectors item. Wishing you many more adventures! Ride Safe, Woof!e

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