Harley-Davidson Great Rides Play-a-Sound book with 3-d rider on Harley. Nine Harley sounds by pressing button. Thick cardboard pages. Replaceable battery.

Illustrated with specially-commissioned photography of collector's models, as well as unusual war shots, this book presents the history of the Harley-Davidson 45, used all over the world by a number of armies during World War II. It was also a success during the post-war years, both in the commercial market and on the race-track right up to 1974 when production ceased.

Harley-Davidson 45s: Workhorse and Warhorse (Osprey Classic Motorcycle)

Explore the legend of this classic American machine. Informative book packed with eye-catching color photos follows the Harley Davidson motorcycle through every phase of its life, from its beginnings in 1903 to the present. Details race and custom bikes, as well as 4-wheelers and 3-cylinders. 80 pages.

Harley-Davidson’s Softail line is one of Harley’s best-selling series, and in fact is one of the most popular large-displacement motorcycle series in the world. No question, the Softail defines the cruiser genre, the best-selling segment in the U.S. motorcycle market. Combine the bikes’ popularity, their beautiful design, and the relative few books on the subject, and Harley-Davidson Softail is the perfect choice for Harley enthusiasts.

This Softail bible discusses the story behind the original Softail chassis, built and marketed by Bill Davis before being purchased by Harley, and continues by focusing on the various Softail models, such as the Heritage, Springer, Fat Boy, and the latest Softail series, which uses the innovative dual counterbalanced Twin Cam 88B engine.