The 1941 WLD Sport Solo Harley Davidson motorcycle was a continuation of the W-series first introduced by Harley Davidson motorcycle company in 1937. Harley Davidson motorcycle company followed Indian when the latter produced its first 45 cu. in. side-valve engine in 1927. Initially, the Indian 45s were the most highly regarded, but when Harley Davidson introduced the... Read More

In 1914 Harley Davidson motorcycle introduced the KT Board Racer and by 1915 this Harley Davidson motorcycle was kicking butt on the board racing tracks in America. This was Harley Davidson motorcycle's first venture into team racing and the publicity, motorcycle development and resulting sales moved the company to the front of American motorcycle popularity.

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The Harley Davidson motorcycle Knucklehead engine, so named because of the shape of its rocker covers, came with two significant new features when it was introduced in 1936. The first was overhead valves, which boosted power from the V-twin unit; and the second was a single camshaft arrangement that would be used on Harley Davidson motorcycle big twins for the next sixty... Read More

The 1965 Harley Davidson M-50 Sport is definitely an unusual Harley Davidson motorcycle. Actually the M-50 Sport is a moped produced Harley Davidson and Italian motorcycle company Aermacchi. The bike never caught on in America due to America's expanse of wide open spaces and culture of long-distance motorcycle touring. The M-50 sold well in Europe. This was basically a... Read More

In 1993 the Harley Davidson motorcycle company bought a 99% interest in United States sports bike manufacturer Buell, giving Harley Davidson the potential to explore new markets without alienating existing customers. By combining the latest hardware from Buell with the financial backing of Harley Davidson the 1994 Buell S2 Thunderbolt motorcycle was poised to make a... Read More

Knucklehead, Shovelhead, and Panhead bring fond memories to many fans of the Harley Davidson motorcycle. These were the nicknames given to the overhead-valve engines that powered the 61EL Harley Davidson motorcycle from 1936 to 1984. Another famous name in the history of Harley Davidson motorcycle is the Electric Glide. This is the type of Harley engine that powered the... Read More

A friend of mine just bought his third Harley Sportster, and boy, does he like that bike. He had a bigger Harley, but decided that the Sportster was just the kind he wanted. Since he drives long distances for work, he wanted something that got great mileage, and the Harley Sportster fits the bill. A Harley Davidson motorcycle is revered as a fantastic bike, and these bikes... Read More