Featuring world-famous motorcycles from the 1900s to the present day, Harley- Davidson is the ideal pocket-sized guide for identifying these legendary bikes.

Every year, more and more would-be bikers take to the open road in an effort to get some kicks and enjoy a fuller life. But too many, too often, become mesmerized by the image of rough riding icons, and lose track of their own self-exploration. The Shovel Revival is an observation, and an appeal, to every rider of every age, to fearlessly adhere to a higher purpose. Genuine satisfaction on the road comes in the form of risk-taking and letting loose, not following the crowd or playing dress-up.

The Big Book of Harley-Davidson: Centennial Edition chronicles the rise of a modern legend, from its humble beginnings in a 10-foot by 15-foot shed to its present position, a century later, as one of the world's most successful motorcycle manufacturers. Follow the trail of this American success story as it winds through history, decade by decade, influenced by wars, the economy, and intense competition from domestic and foreign rivals. Illustrated by over 1,000 photographs dating back to the turn of the century, The Big Book of Harley-Davidson provides a revealing account of this American icon.

If you see a riderless vintage Custom Built 1983 Harley Davidson FLT Motorcycle traveling the highways and byways of North America, is it real, or a waving mirage illusion?

Harley-Davidson stunned the world when it unveiled its EL 61, better known as the Knucklehead, on November 25, 1935. The overhead-valve technology was impressive at a time when sidevalve engines were the order of the day, and the engine formed the basis for all Harley Big Twins to follow, right through the Evolution engines of the 1980s and 90s. But what really grabbed enthusiasts' attention was the styling of the new Harleys. The Knucklehead formed the die from which all future cruisers would be cast. Fittingly, Knuckleheads are much sought after by collectors today. This book, like others in the Original series, aids anyone collecting or refurbishing these classic Harleys. It illustrates and describes the correct parts, finishes, and options and trim pieces for all Knuckleheads, from the 1936 debut through the 1947 bikes, the last year of production.

There & Back Again To See How Far It Is: Cultural Observations of an Englishman Aboard a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Across Small-Town America

Clymer Harley-Davidson FLH/FLT Twin Cam 88 & 103 1999-2005 (Clymer Motorcycle Repair)