The classic collectibles! From the highly collectible singles built in the 1900s to the Flathead, Knucklehead, and Panhead powered machines, Hatfield winds his way through Harley-Davidson history up to 1965. Packed with information on where and how to find these machines, how to identify rare and unusual models and how to determine the value of the classics. This book contains a delightful mix of original and archival photographs of each model while it rates the collectibility of the model's value with the traditional Buyer's Guide 5 star rating system.

An elegant little book (9.25x6.75") presenting 125 charming black and white photos representing the history of the Harley-Davidson--its use, manufacture, and design evolution--between 1903 and 1965. The accompanying captions are a compendium of facts, beliefs, and traditions--a delight for connoisseurs and, even, for those with less passion for the subject. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

Motorcycles built by the Milwaukee-based company from its inception in 1903 until the suspension of civilian manufacturing at the outbreak of World War II are the most prized bikes among motorcycle collectors. Color photography of restored models features such classics as early singles and twins, World War I military models, racers, Flatheads and Knuckleheads. These early Harley-Davidsons also inform the inspiration for many of the aesthetic touches, including paint schemes and logos, on Harley-Davidson's modern offerings. Included in this history is a remarkable, never-before-published prototype drawing from 1901.

Almost everyone knows the name and the product, but not as many know the history of Harley-Davidson, a company that started with just four men and a bevy of American spirit. Stocked with archival images and full-color photographs, Classic Harley-Davidson provides a comprehensive history of America's favorite motorcycle. Every era is featured, from 1903's motorized bicycle to the roadburners we know and love today. Combines Wagner's Classic Harley-Davidson 1903-1941 and Girdler's Harley Davidson Motorcycles from MBI's best-selling paperback Enthusiast Color Series into one value-priced hardcover book that makes a great gift and introduction to this legendary company and motorcycle.

An American icon comes to life in Harley-Davidson, showcasing the history, the style, and the performance of everyone's favorite motorcycle. Everything is included here: the early singles and V-twins, the customs and choppers, new Sportsters and Twin-Cams and more. Every era of the Harley-Davidson's reign is covered. Over 200 color photographs of brilliant restorations and factory originals convey the cool that is Harley-Davidson, along with an entertaining text that has been extensively researched. For the serious Harley enthusiast, or the casual fan, this book will make itself at home on any bookshelf.

No other motorcycle matches the style or sound of a Harley-Davidson, and this stunning, insightful volumezooms in on more than 50 of the company's greatest creations. It gives a close-up portrait of each machine: superb double-page photos and close-up shots highlight every aspect of the motorcycle, while comprehensive specification boxes cover all the technical aspects. An in-depth description explores the bike's development and manufacturing history.

Harley Davidson motorcycles remain the most popular motorcycle in the world. Harley owners and enthusiasts will love this handy little guide to their best-known bikes, complete with color photos and full specifications. Featuring eye-popping color photos of more than 250 Harley-Davidson motorcycles, enthusiasts will see the evolution of the bikes from 1903 to today's most popular models. Each photo is accompanies by a detailed caption with information on options and equipment offered with the bike

For Harley-Davidson history buffs! Rare archive photos show the evolution of the Harley-Davidson from its pioneering machines in the early 1900s to the end of the Panhead era in 1965. An expert guide to this true American legend.