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- 1941 Harley-Davidson Motorcycle with Sidecar - This 1941 FL model motorcycle built by Harley-Davidson of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is fitted with a two-cylinder, overhead-valve "knucklehead" engine, named for the unique shape of its valve covers. The FL bikes featured large frames well suited to highway cruising. The attached sidecar made the motorcycle a practical, more affordable alternative to an automobile.
- 1941
- Collections - Artifact
1941 Harley-Davidson Motorcycle with Sidecar
This 1941 FL model motorcycle built by Harley-Davidson of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is fitted with a two-cylinder, overhead-valve "knucklehead" engine, named for the unique shape of its valve covers. The FL bikes featured large frames well suited to highway cruising. The attached sidecar made the motorcycle a practical, more affordable alternative to an automobile.
- 1907 Harley-Davidson Motorcycle - This 1907 Harley-Davidson represents the first generation of motorcycles built by the celebrated Milwaukee manufacturer. The company advertised it as the "Silent Gray Fellow" due to the bike's efficient muffler and muted gray color scheme. The single-cylinder engine connects to the rear wheel via a leather belt, while a pulley belt tensioner functions as a clutch.
- 1907
- Collections - Artifact
1907 Harley-Davidson Motorcycle
This 1907 Harley-Davidson represents the first generation of motorcycles built by the celebrated Milwaukee manufacturer. The company advertised it as the "Silent Gray Fellow" due to the bike's efficient muffler and muted gray color scheme. The single-cylinder engine connects to the rear wheel via a leather belt, while a pulley belt tensioner functions as a clutch.