A history of the Harley-Davidson.

Illustrated Harley-Davidson Buyer's Guide (Motorbooks International Illustrated Buyer's Guide Series)

Best selling author Jean Davidson, the granddaughter of Harley-Davidson co-founder Walter Davidson, is proud to present her first children's book. Follow 8-year-old Jeannie as she narrates the story of how the first Harley-Davidson motorcycles came about. Jeannie's adventures include riding the assembly line, going to the races with her daddy and watching motorcycles in the Fourth of July parade. Vibrant illustrations by Theresa Hammerquist accentuate the fun, informative text.

Harley lovers will want to pass this timeless treasure on to their children, grandchildren and special children in their lives.

My Daddy Makes the Best Motorcycles in the Whole Wide World: The Harley-Davidson

Harley-Davidson Twin Cam 88 Models '99 to '03 (Haynes Manuals) (Bk. 2478)

"Hog-riders" take note! Here is a full-color gallery of top Harley-Davidson customs featuring Sportsters, FXRs, Softails, Dressers, and Choppers. The book also includes specifications, technical notes, and an index.

This pictorial celebration of the world's most famous motorcycle will delight Harley fans of all ages. The leading icon of the bike trade of the 1950's, the Harley-Davidson machine is the most respected by bike fans of the 1990's. Includes vibrant full-color photographs of Harleys around the world, as well as custom Harleys of yesterday and today.

Special Tools for Harley Davidson: Where to Get Them, How to Use Them

Although the Harley-Davidson 45--better known as the Flathead--was designed as an entry-level big twin, its sturdy and dependable construction and unlikely racing pedigree made it one of the most prolific production powerplants in the history of motorcycles. Built and sold from 1929 to 1973, the Flathead turned up in a wide range of Harley-Davidsons, from World War II military models to the utilitarian Servi-Car. The engine also became the power unit of choice among flat-track racers from 1934 to 1969. This Color History chronicles the entire development and production history of the Flathead, examining its application in street, racing, and military motorcycles. In addition to a selection of archival black-and-white photography, the author features nearly 100 modern color shots of restored Harley-Davidsons powered by the Flathead.