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Harley-Davidson Motorcycle BooksCheck the huge list of Harley-Davidson motorcycle books and DVDs, covering the history, all the models models and the riders of these iconic machines.
Harley-Davidson is an American motorcycle manufacturer founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin during the first decade of the 20th century. MIKE ARMAN & KURT HEINRICHS
1982 ISBN 0-933078-07-2
This book is a compendium of the sources and uses of the various special tools used on V-Twin Harley-Davidsons ROY BACON
1995 ISBN 0-7858-0253-3
2001 ISBN 1-57145-231-1
Written with Ian Kerr, Denis Chorlton and Richard Fleury. No other vehicle has ever inspired such devotion and brand loyalty as the Harley-Davidson motorcycle. With 1,000 colour photographs and the insightful knowledge of the authors, this is the definitive work for any Harley-Davidson enthusiast or rider. K RANDAL BALL
1997 ISBN 1-85868-380-7
Sections on: Street Customs, Classic & Tourers; Radical Customs; Hot Performers; Choppers; and a Gallery of 25 hot bikes. PETE BARNES
2007 ISBN 0-87020-380-0
The story of four young inventors who shared a dream: to create the best motorized bicycle in America. Their turn of the century aspirations took them from a backyard machine shop to a highly successful business empire and all in the span of just a few years. SHAUN BARRINGTON
2001 ISBN 1-58663-224-8
It's the leader of the pack, a renowned American icon. From movie stars to GI's, and Hell's Angels to police officers, bikers who want to enhance their image ride a Harley-Davidson.
1997 ISBN 1-85532-669-8
A history of this famous American motorcycle marque. Alongside the technical specifications, war record and competition reviews, there is consideration of how the company survived a series of disasters which destroyed absolutely all Harley-Davidson's US rivals. SABINE BARTELS
1995 ISBN 0-7858-0081-6
A celebration of a classic motorcycle features more than one hundred colour photographs of old, used and customized stock that demonstrate the progression of a notable symbol in American culture. MALCOLM BIRKITT
1992 ISBN 1-85532-204-8
This is a personal, highly visual profile of the motorcycle that has achieved the status of an icon of the American way of life. The author/photographer has ridden with a large number of Harley-Davidson owners, and in this book he captures the individualism that is the hallmark of Harley-Davidson, from the sportsters to the bigbore dragsters.
1994 ISBN 1-85532-402-4
This book focuses on the Electra Glide, one of the most powerful and popular Harley-Davidson models of the late '60s and '70s, and takes an illustrated tour of various versions of the bike, including police machines and custom treatments.
1993 ISBN 1-85532-241-2
Celebrates the multi-faceted world of the Harley-Davidson, charting the history of this motorcycle marque, and takes the reader on a visual tour of the world of the bike and its enthusiasts, highlighting such classics as the Type 64, the Panhead, the Soft-Tail and the Fat Boy. THOMAS BOLFERT (Editor)
1994 ISBN unknown
An illustrated history published by the HD company. This book tells the history of the Harley-Davidson company from its inception at the turn of the 20th century and describes many of the models the company has produced. Each model is illustrated and a description given. Historic photographs are also included showing the company, its employees, buildings, races and military applications. 1991 0-9624113-1-0
The history of an American motorcycling legend spanning nearly nine decades from 1903 to the present.
2003 ISBN 0-8212-2829-3
A century of the premier motorcycle company's witty and eye-catching print advertisements. The colourful and sometimes provocative ads reflect the creative spirit and the unique culture of Harley-Davidson - and America - over the last century. DOROTHEA BRIEL
1994 ISBN 0-7858-0081-6
A celebration of a classic motorcycle features more than one hundred color photographs of old, used, and customized stock that demonstrate the progression of a notable symbol in American culture. BUZZ BUZZELLI
1997 ISBN 0-7603-0307-X
This complete guide has been fully updated to reflect the latest aftermarket parts and methods. Packed with expert advice on how to build up your engine for improved horsepower and greater reliability. CARL CAIATI
1994 ISBN 0-8306-4394-X
Caiati's latest book is full of chassis, frame, top- and bottem-end, ignition, exhaust system, and carburetor upgrade ideas that are guaranteed to enhance engine power and on-road handling. RAFAEL CARMONA
1990 ISBN 0-9626928-7-5
Interviews with the men and women whose passion is the magic of Harley-Davidson. JOHN CARROLL
1997 ISBN 0-517-16031-5
This beautifully illustrated book explains the real essence of the Harley-Davidson - the engine and the mechanics. The author describes the functions of each model, with lively instructional text, stunning photography and interesting illustrations, designed to give the reader a true insight into these amazing machines.
1997 ISBN 0-86101-958-X
This book charts the story of the Chopped Harley from its origins in post-war USA 1995 ISBN 0-8317-5512-1
In this volume the author explores the avant garde Harley, featuring the work and influences of Arien Ness, Rom Simms, Rick Doss, Bob Dron and others.
2001 ISBN 0-7509-2342-3
In this pictorial history of the first decades of the world-famous motorcycle manufacturer, John Carroll uses rare archive photographs to show the evolution of the Harley-Davidson from the pioneering machines of the early 1900s to the end of the Panhead era. 1994 ISBN 1-85532-444-X
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. R M CLARKE
1999 ISBN 1-85520-489-4
Reprinted articles from major magazines Modern Cycle, Cycle World, Motorcyclist and others. Deals specifically with FX, FXE, FXS 1200 Low Rider, FXS 80, FXS 8D Sturgis, FXWG 80 Wide Glide and FXEF Fat Boy models. Volume contains road and comparison tests, specs, model introductions and performance data. MARC COOK
1998 ISBN 0-9649722-7-1
Marc Cook provides the answers to questions about how custom accessories are made, how to know if a part is high-quality and how best to start accessorizing your Harley. JACK DAVID
2007 ISBN 0-531-18480-3
JEAN DAVIDSON
2001 ISBN 0-89658-569-7
Motorcycles have been a way of life for Jean Davidson. Her grandfather was Walter Davidson, one of the four founders and the first president of Harley-Davidson. Her father was company vice president Gordon Davidson. And Jean herself was a Harley-Davidson dealer, rubbing elbows with all the Harleys and Davidsons as well as the Hell's Angels and Outlaws, famous racers, and Evel Knievel.
2003 ISBN 0-89658-629-4
The granddaughter of one of the company founders shares personal Harley-Davidson history and lore and never-before seen photos of the Harley and Davidson families, the vaunted factory and all those great motorcycles. WILLIE DAVIDSON
2002 ISBN 0-8212-2819-6
Written by the grandson of the company's founder, the book contains the family business's inside story, along with rare photographs. MIRCO DE CET
2007 ISBN 9-78186147-207-6
GAIL DEMARCO
1994 ISBN 0-916290-73-5
Great colour photo portraits of Harley Davidson riders, accompanied by interviews with each of them. JENNY DOUBT (Editor)
2004 ISBN 0-7607-6233-3
Features an international rally of more then 50 Harley models. Information on Harley history, racing, and maintenance. Complete introduction to Harley culture of freedom and individuality. MICHAEL DREGNI
2000 ISBN 0-89658-443-7
Harley-Davidson fans are known for their enthusiastic embrace of all things Harley, and This Old Harley captures just what it is about Harleys that make them so popular with riders and restorers. This book pays tribute not only to this legendary piece of machinery, but also to the stories, history, and lifestyle behind its rise as the world's most popular bike.
2005 ISBN 0-89658-747-9
This book captures just what it is about Harleys that make them so popular. This is a tribute not only to this legendary piece of machinery but also to the stories, history and lifestyle behind its rise as the world's most popular bike.
2006 ISBN 0-7603-2900-1
An entertaining account of the motorcycle and a stunning look at the vast array of valuable and rare Harley-Davidson memorabilia, including sales literature, pins, clothing, posters, miniatures, tools, parts and more. GREG FIELD
2003 ISBN 0-7603-1063-7
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.
2001 ISBN 0-7603-0500-5
The complete story of the reliable and fuel-efficient powerplant that retained the look and growl of Harleys classic engines and powered the motorcycles that saved the company.
1997 ISBN 0-7603-0159-X
Introduced in 1936, Harley-Davidson's 'Knucklehead' was the company's first production overhead-valve engine. GERALD FOSTER
1987 ISBN 0-87938-220-1
This book is an exciting vibrant and brilliantly colourful exhibition of motorcycles old and new, of Harleys racing, being restored, being cared for lovingly. 1982 ISBN 0-85045-463-8
RANDY FOX
1987 ISBN unknown
MATTHIAS GERST
2009 ISBN 1-84425-676-6
This is an extraordinarily detailed 'facts and figures' book about the motorcycles made by the Milwaukee company up to 1983. ALLAN GIRDLER
2001 ISBN 0-7603-1058-0
This book chronicles such classic 1960s Harley-Davidson motorcycles as the XLCH Sportsters, Duo Glides, Electra Glides, Aeronautica Macchi models, Panheads and Shovelheads. Special attention is given to the introduction of the Sportsters entrance into the decade as the worlds pre-eminent superbike and how it lost that status mid-decade with the emergence of Japanese marques. The technology of Harley-Davidsons Big Twin engine is also discussed, as are custom bikes and the 1969 takeover by AMF.
2003 ISBN 0-7603-1651-1
For 100 years Harley-Davidson has led the way in American motorcycles. 'Harley-Davidson: The American Motorcycle' provides the full story of the finest Panheads, Shovelheads, Knuckleheads, and more, from the company's origins in 1903. Ron Hussey's superb photography captures all the details of the most interesting Harley bikes. Allan Girdler's colourful text tells the history of Harley-Davidson's street and racing bikes in a style that's pure pleasure to read.
1992 ISBN 0-87938-634-7
2006 ISBN 0-7603-2332-1
Written with Jeff Hackett. For 100 years Harley-Davidson has led the way in American motorcycles.
2002 ISBN 0-7603-1217-6
Comprehensive history of America's most successful competition motorcycles traces the evolution of Harley-Davidson racing bikes from 1934 to 1986. JIM GLASTONBURY
1998 ISBN 0-517-16051-X
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. WILLIAM GREEN
1991 ISBN 0-517-06683-1
Explore the legend of this classic American machine. JEFF HACKETT
2004 ISBN 0-7603-1977-4
This colourful volume not only tells the history of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, it also features the motorcycles that made the company an American legend. Feature bikes include early singles and twins, Flatheads, Knuckleheads, Panheads, Shovelheads, Evolution bikes and Twin Cam 88s. MAURICE HENDRY
1972 ISBN 0-345-02682-9
The history of Harley Davidson motorcycles. A must-have for the Harley collector/enthusiast. PETER HENSHAW
2006 ISBN 0-7858-2008-6
Written with Ian Kerr. An extraordinarily detailed catalogue of these superb machines, from the earliest models. Full-colour photography, historical information and technical specs, pay homage to the culture, brilliance, and prowess of the Harley-Davidson.
1996 ISBN 0-88317-196-1
A must-read for every biking enthusiast, this richly illustrated book chronicles the history and successes, near failures and survival of Harley-Davidson, the most famous name in American-made motorcycles. 1994 ISBN 0-681-45507-1
The Harley-Davidson motorcycle is one of the most evocative images in America. This book traces the development of these great bikes by means of informative, lively text, sumptuous photographs and interesting specifications.
1998 ISBN 1-85627-997-9
The story of Harley-Davidson is truly legendary with times of difficulty and periods of triumphant success. DARWIN HOLMSTROM
2004 ISBN 0-7603-2073-X
Get ready to rock, roll and rumble through 100 years of Harley-Davidson history. Hit the highway with acknowledged authorities as you travel through a full century of Panheads, Shovelheads, Knuckleheads, Cafe Racers and Evolutions. PATRICK HOOK
2003 ISBN 1-84065-486-4
This unique book contains 500 photographs of classic and contemporary Harley-Davidson motorcycles, featuring landmark models & colourful memorabilia.
1998 ISBN 1-85648-438-6
This book tells you workshop requirements, what to subcontract, planning, engines, ignition systems, intakes, carburettors, air cleaners, primary drive and transmission, frames and triple trees, exhausts, finishing fasteners and plumbing, wheels suspension brakes, electrics, tanks, bodywork, seats, hadlebars, controls, step-by-step guides and finished examples.
2002 ISBN 1-85648-656-7
Celebrate a century of the most exciting motorcycles ever made in 448 exciting pages of colour photographs. JOYCE IMES
Harley-Davidson 101: Everything You Wanted To Know About Harley-Davidson Before You Knew What To Ask
1996 ISBN 0-9648889-0-4
The author was a Harley-Davidson saleswoman. The book is a humorous and well-informed response to the questions typically asked of her by customers. TOM ISITT
1993 ISBN 1-85422-257-0
WILLIAM JASPERSOHN
1984 ISBN 0-316-45817-1
Text and photographs follow a motorcycle at the Harley-Davidson factory from start to finish. IAN KERR
1995 ISBN 0-681-10436-8
Ian Kerr has captured in pictures the essence of the free spirits who make up the true Harley-Davidson enthusiast. H KLICZKOWSKI
2003 ISBN 9-788-4961372-3
FRANTISEK KORAN
2005 ISBN 8-08641-643-7
Truly a marvel to have photographed so completely a motorcycle in true WWII style, as would have been used by military police. RANDY LEFFINGWELL
2006 ISBN 0-7603-2733-5
2003 ISBN 0-7603-1541-8
This inspired book looks at key bikes made by Harley-Davdison over the past 100 years and is a must for the Harley fan. JIM LENSVELD
1992 ISBN 1-57145-030-0
A celebration of 25 of some of the most amazing factory and custom dream bikes. You will marvel at the radical, ultra long 1975 Sporty, the classic lines of a 1983 Shovelhead custom, and an original 1903-4 Single. GRANT LEONARD
1993 ISBN 1-55521-862-8
This book traces the development of these classic bikes and all they have come to symbolize. This book looks at some of the bikes that made Harley great, including: Silent Gray Fellow, 61E Knucklehead, Electra Glide, Sportster, Ultra Glide. This book goes on to explore the unusual kind of loyalty which these bikes evoke and encapsulates all that is great about these legendary American bikes. DAVE MANN
1993 ISBN 0-87938-774-2
A listing of more than 350 companies in North America and abroad that specialize in compnenents, systems and services designed to improve the ride. MAC McDIARMID
2001 ISBN 1-84215-370-6
The history of the machine, from its humble beginnings, through its rise to become the best-known motorcycle marque in the world.
The Encyclopedia Of The Harley-Davidson: An Illustrated Directory Of The Legendary Motorcycle Marque
2001 ISBN 1-84215-431-1
A visual catalogue of every Harley model ever produced, from the first single of 1903 to the VR1000 racing superbike of today. TONY MIDDLEHURST
Original 1990 ISBN 3-85049-072-6
This lavishly illustrated book, mainly in colour, takes a look at the history of Harley-Davidson, at the characters who made that history live and at the bikes which today hold a special, almost generic, place in the public's consciousness. DOUG MITCHEL
1987 ISBN 0-7853-2052-0
This book covers the models built from the early years 1903 - 1928 and the Flathead, Knucklehead, Panhead and Shovelhead, to the Evolution revolution and the 1994 FLHTC Ultra. 2002 ISBN 0-7853-6272-X
This volume celebrates Harley-Davidson's 95 years in the motorcycle business. 1997 ISBN 0-7853-2514-X
Hundreds of period photographs from museums, collectors and the Harley-Davidson Archives. More than 90 photographic studies of classic Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Lively introductions for each of Harley-Davidson's six engine 'generations', brochures, ads and memorabilia spanning nine decades of production.
2004 ISBN 0-87349-736-8
Every model is covered - complete with specifications, technical data, production history and current market and original manufacturer suggested retail pricing.
2005 ISBN 0-87349-338-9
Presents more than 130 of the most memorable Harley's ever built, with production data, options, and identification info. Also includes the earliest and rarest H-D production bikes. ANDREW MORLAND
1991 ISBN 1-85361-235-9
Informative book packed with eye-catching colour photos follows the Harley Davidson motorcycle through every phase of its life, from its beginnings in 1903 to the present. TOM MURPHY
1995 ISBN 0-7603-0009-7
These performance modification packages match intake, exhaust, cams, ignition, and displacement for best performance. Choose Stage One through Stage Three modifications, according to your performance objectives. Also covers turbocharging, supercharging, nitrous oxide, and special fuels.
1997 ISBN 0-7603-0150-6
Shows the Harley-Davidson enthusiast how to modify Evolution-engined Big Twin for more performance. MARTIN NORRIS
1997 ISBN 1-85967-504-2
Over the years, the Harley-Davidson has evolved from a backyard experiment to one of the world's most famous, enduring motorcycles. Today it is a universal symbol of freedom and the open road. This complete guide to Harley-Davidson includes a history of the company's development and photographs of all the classic models.
1993 ISBN 0-283-06164-2
This book looks at the colourful, exciting and carefree world of the Harley-Davidson motor cycle. It depicts the many people who own these bikes. There are also comprehensive details of all the significant models that the company has made since 1903, along with some of the most stylish and outrageous customized bikes that have been created from them. 1992 ISBN 0-86288-133-1
A survey of the history and culture of Harley Davidson motorbikes, from its inception in 1903, to the present day.
1998 ISBN 1-84092-121-8
Written with Remus and Winkowski. Features over 50 Harley models, with information on Harley history, racing & maintenance. BRUCE PALMER
1994 ISBN 0-87938-934-6
The biggest and best book ever written on authentically restoring the most collectible 1937-1964 Harley-Davidson big twin motorcycles. Every detail on every bike is meticulously described year-by-year and model-by-model down to the correct finish for each part. ERIC PRESZLER
2004 ISBN 0-7368-2429-4
MICHAEL PRY
2004 ISBN 0-9755588-0-3
Harley Nation is a book focusing on the people that ride. It is an up close and detailed photographic study of a most interesting peoples. (No bikes) TOD RAFFERTY
2004 ISBN 0-86288-667-8
1997 ISBN 0-7603-0326-6
Immaculately restored Harley-Davidson motorcycles of every vintage since the first in 1903 up through 1996, including the eras of the Knucklehead, Panhead, Shovelhead and Evolution engines, as well as the military models.
2001 ISBN 0-7603-1126-9
This impressive, compact volume describes in detail the developmental history and technical specifications of every Harley-Davidson production model from 1918 to present, as well as several custom creations.
1997 ISBN 0-7858-0821-3
Provides an illustrated guided tour to this gallery of Harley memorabilia and celebrates a wide cross-section of the collectible items that have sprung up in the shadow of Harley-Davidson.
2002 ISBN 0-7603-1308-3
This visually dynamic celebration of Harley-Davidson's first century of motorcycles includes a history of the company, profiles of the most significant motorcycles, and a 'lifestyle' look at Harley-Davidson's appeal and role in popular culture.
2002 ISBN 0-7624-1268-2
In recognition of the company's 100-year anniversary, this definitive work has been updated to include new models for 2000 and 2001, including the Twin Cam 88, Harley's new 1440c V-twin engine.
2005 ISBN 0-7603-1464-0
Presents over 100 milestone models in a visual documentary of Harley-Davidson's century-long design evolution.
1999 ISBN 1-84100-136-8
In this beautifully designed, compact handbook, motorcycle historian Tod Rafferty reviews the history of the Harley-Davidson and selects 100 landmark machines that best exemplify the Harley style. TIMOTHY REMUS
1993 ISBN 0-87938-702-5
This book is a colour gallery of some of the best work of custom builders such as Bob Bauder, Pete Chapouris, Don Hotop, Arlen Ness, Cory Ness, Al Reichenbach and Donnie Smith.
1998 ISBN 0-7603-0359-2
This hands-on guide to personalizing your Milwaukee iron contains colour chapters dealing with major subassemblies such as suspension and brakes, as well as painting, finishing, bolt-ons, planning and more.
2004 ISBN 1-929133-18-9
Take your Bagger from slow to show with a few more cubic inches, a little paint and some well placed accessories.
1990 ISBN 0-87938-407-7
1994 ISBN 0-9641358-0-9
After more than thirty years, Arlen Ness has been crowned King of the Customizers. Follow Arlen's rise from California teenager - forbidden by his father from owning a motorcycle - to a man known all over the world for his hand-built Harley-Davidsons. 1995 ISBN 0-9641358-1-7
2005 ISBN 1-86154-037-X
JAMES RUSSELL
2006 ISBN 0-916367-75-4
A guide on how to change the three oil compartments on the Harley Davidson Twin Cam motorcycle. ALBERT SALADINI
2000 ISBN 7858-1182-6
This book tells the story of the creative and artistic processes that turned a mechanical prodigy into an animated sculpture.
1997 ISBN 1-58663-769-X
From its origins to its centenary, the company's story unfolds in big, beautiful images and a mesmerizing look back at the great bikes that have won resounding fame.
1997 ISBN 1-85410-499-3
A history of the company, owners and fans, customized bikes and specialist suppliers.
2005 ISBN 8-85440-356-3
A massive compendium covering all aspects of the Harley-Davidson phenomenon. HALWART SCHRADER
2004 ISBN 0-88740-265-8
Each classic model is presented in its historic and developmental aspects. GRAHAM SCOTT
1995 ISBN 1-85868-115-4
A full-colour celebration of these sexy and powerful machines, 'Motorcycle Mania' celebrates the ultimate American motorcycle - the Harley Davidson. This book includes everything there is to know about the world's greatest motorcycle, plus a sheet of temporary tattoo transfers.
1990 ISBN 0-681-40982-7
This book is a profile of the history and the cult of a legend - the quintessential American motorcycle. All aspects of the Harley phenomenon are explained. 1995 ISBN 1-86309-098-3
JOSEPHA SHERMAN
2005 ISBN 1-58415-358-X
Two young men, Arthur Harley and William Davidson, decided to start a company to build motorcycles. But they had almost no money. Their first factory was a shed that was so small and light four men could pick it up and move it. How did they turn that tiny beginning into a world-famous company? How did the Harley-Davidson motorcycle become so important? Its a fascinating story. BILL STERMER
2007 ISBN 0-7603-2810-2
Whether you're new to motorcycling, contemplating your first Harley or just coming back to America's iconic motorcycle, this book is the only one you'll need. GARRY STUART
1997 ISBN 0-7607-0507-0
Produced with John Carroll. Each fold-out (gatefold) is eight pages (four front/four back) with a large colour picture of the bike.
2002 ISBN 1-85960-887-6
HARRY SUCHER
1983 ISBN 0-85429-261-6
This book provides a history of the development of the company and the designs it produced, distinguished by its typification of the American spirit of free enterprise. RICH TEERLINK & LEE OZLEY
2000 ISBN 0-87584-950-4
While the media long celebrated Harley-Davidson, this candid inside account goes behind the headlines to reveal the highlights and low lights, victories and setbacks, breakthroughs and dead ends experienced by company managers. JOHN TIPLER
2002 ISBN 1-57145-783-6
This exciting book celebrates the best of this magnificent heritage, detailing more than 50 machines. The most famous production models are included, from the Silent Gray Fellow of 1911 to today's motorcycles with their Twin Cam 88 and water-cooled engines. In addition, the book covers sports bikes, racers and three-wheelers, as well as some magnificent custom machines built by specialist manufacturers. BOB TYSON
2005 ISBN 1-59652-046-9
The first Harley was produced in 1903 and it became the one motorcycle company that managed to outlast all the others while becoming not only a legend but a lifestyle. PHILIPPE VERMES
1991 0-925965-04-9
Philippe Vermes' artistic camera captures the likes of movie star, Peter Fonda and Willie G. Davidson on their cycles. Vermes' artistry makes celebrities of all subjects as he reveals that special oneness between cyclists and their cycles. HERBERT WAGNER
2003 ISBN 0-681-01607-8
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.
1995 ISBN 0-88740-894-X
The golden age of motorcycling, the 1930s, shown in hundreds of period photos and a massive text that trace the development of the H-D Big Twin from the sidevalve VL to the '61 and '74 models, and the legendary Knucklehead. Experience the Milwaukee motorcycle scene from the men and women who lived it.
1999 ISBN 0-8118-2573-6
An absorbing glimpse into the historical art and lore that Harley-Davidson motorcycles inspired over the first half of the century.
2003 ISBN 0-87020-351-7
This book examines the origins of two-wheeled transportation at a time when combining the gasoline engine with the bicycle was the province of dreamers and con men. This is the definitive account of the beginnings of the only American motorcycle brand to ultimately succeed and survive.
2000 ISBN 0-8118-2533-7
This book is an outstanding collection of vintage HD photographs. MICK WALKER
2006 ISBN 0-9544357-6-1
This tells the story of one of Italys premier post-war marques. In 1960 Harley Davidson bought 50% of Aermacchi. PAT WARE
2008 ISBN 0-7110-3191-6
Explores the Harley-Davidson motorcycle in military service from the earliest days onwards. Whilst the book concentrates primarily on those motorcycles produced for use by the Allies in World War 2, the continuing military role of the Harley-Davidson in other theatres postwar is also covered. WOLFGANG WEISNER
1989 ISBN 0-87938-343-7
Harley-Davidsons must be the world's most photogenic motorcycles and never before has such a collection of Harley pictures been assembled. JAN WILLIAMS
1996 ISBN 0-9639927-1-6
This motorcycle touring guide was written by a Harley-Davidson touring leader and a professional travel writer, sharing the ultimate joy rides by motorcycle or auto. Each chapter has a layout map, travel log narrative and a Highlight Sections that include road ratings, restaurants, attractions, hangouts, hotels and local Harley-Davidson dealers for souvenirs or service. MARK WILLIAMS
1993 ISBN 0-8317-4292-5
Traces the history of the Harley-Davidson Company from its beginnings ninety years ago and features 150 original thematically grouped photographs and an informative introduction. HUGO WILSON
1998 ISBN 0-7894-3506-3
Pocket-sized guide to Harley's classic bikes. Impressive colour photos with history on each.
2000 ISBN 0-7894-9974-6
The most visually stunning and comprehensive history of Harley-Davidson, by best-selling author Hugo Wilson - charts the company and its bikes, decade by decade. FREDRIC WINKOWSKI
2006 ISBN 9-7814054-7593-8
KIP WOODRING
1998 ISBN 0-7603-2085-3
Created with the weekend mechanic in mind, this comprehensive, illustrated guide clearly and concisely outlines 101 projects that will improve the power, handling and ride of Evolution-engined Harley-Davidson motorcycles. DAVID WRIGHT
1987 ISBN 0-87938-245-7
This book captures the essence of the Harley-Davidson legend that's endured more than three quarters of a century. Author Wright spent over a year combing through archives and talking with employees, riders, dealers, racers and restorers. 1993 ISBN 0-87938-764-5
Now updated to include the latest motorcycles, this definitive Harley-Davidson history is filled with inside information and valuable data. Features Harley-Davidson's entire production history, with special information for restoring any of the classic models. BROCK YATES
1999 ISBN 0-7679-0516-4
'Outlaw Machine' chronicles the fascinating social history that built Harley-Davidson's reputation - including the rise of Hell's Angels and the counterculture classic Easy Rider and, more entrancing still, the bike's and its company's storybook rise to international fame and popularity. JESSE YOUNG
1995 ISBN 1-56065-224-1
History and information on the Harley-Davidson motorcycle. ED YOUNGBLOOD
2003 ISBN 0-7603-1595-7
The Harley and Davidson founders, the engineers, the racers, the designers, the dealers, the flesh-and-blood heroes made the company and the bikes the success they are today. This book was written in cooperation with the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum to accompany an exhibit that opened in 2003. OLUF ZIERL
2000 ISBN 3-89508-297-X
A complete encyclopedia of every motorcycle that has ever left the Harley-Davidson factory and provides intimate insight into the company history of almost 100 years. 1998 ISBN 3-89508-296-1
In two volumes, this work provides a detailed, exhaustive and fascinating portrait of the legend of Harley-Davidson. The first volume is a complete encyclopedia of every motorcycle that has ever left the Harley-Davidson factory and provides intimate insight into the company history of almost 100 years. The second volume introduces the reader to the multi-faceted, colourful and bizarre world of Harley fandom. MANUALS
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1989 Reprint of Complete Dealers Catalog Of Spareparts For Harley Davidson Motorcycles & Sidecars. 1939. MISCELLANEOUS
Various years. Published by Brooklands Books with permission of Cycle World. Reprinted from Cycle World Magazines. 2000 ISBN 0-7603-1312-1
This book pulled directly from the pages of Motorcyclist magazine and features superior colour photography and test rides right up to the latest models. 1988
A magazine covering the history of Harley-Davidson through the years starting 1903-1910 then 10 year segments until 1980 - 1988. Every section with great historical information and motorcycles of the day.
2006 ISBN 0-89658-035-0
No Author. Foreword by Jean Davidson. A unique, humorous look at alternative uses for old Harleys. 2006
Your adventure guides to some of America's most scenic drives. These water-resistant and rip-resistant maps describes more than two dozen of the most beautiful road trips in the region. Each scenic loop is colour-coded and includes turn-by-turn directions, descriptions of roads, mileage markers, filling stations and safety tips. You ll know how long each ride is, so you can choose a day trip or an overnighter. The maps locate great roadhouses, restaurants, wineries and farm stands along the way. Other points of interest include recommended campgrounds and scenic recreational areas that road-loving travellers can choose from quickly and easily. Also included are MAD Map Favorites, off-beat points of interest and unusual sights.
2006 ISBN 0-7603-2591-X
In this collection, the biggest and best writings, old and new, are assembled on Harley-Davidson and their unique mystique by writers and personalities that are part of the legend, from Hunter Thompson to Sonny Barger, Evel Knievel to Arlen Ness and more.
2010 Calendar
The Harley-Davidson Archives houses the most complete collection of Harley-Davidson vehicles on earth. Randy Leffingwell photographed the rarest, most important and most coveted Harley-Davidson motorcycles to feature in this calendar. Movie Poster 12" x 18". Mickey Rourke and Don Johnson Motorcycle Movie 2003
The 100 year HD history in a 15 page fold-out suitable for display on walls in garages worldwide. On the reverse, the Harley models are summarized. An inexpensive yet comprehensive guide to all things Harley. Approx 50"x 40". Full colour. One side shows "Soul Music" cover artwork and the other side has a colour photo of Terry Pratchett riding a Harley Davidson motorcycle with the legend "Easy Writer". Pamphlets by Harley Davidson Motor Company. Various issues from 1965, 1966, 1967 and 1968. 2002 Magazine
1903-100 Years-2003. 'An Illustrated Guide To An American Classic' with Collectors Photo Gallery. The story of American motorcycles is the story of the Harley-Davidson Motor Company.
1989 ISBN 0-89018-053-9
This book is a collection of poems about the Harley-Davidson by Martin Rosenblum. 2008 ISBN 1-4996-0546-3
By Jeff Shine for Harley-Davidson Motor Co. No date. A facsimile of antique HD pamphlet. Harley Davidson Motor Co. Pamphlet No.4 August 1916. Reprint from 1951 1998
Pop-Up Book by Rodger Smith. The Harley logo on the front of the book, when pressed, gives the sound of a Harley engine being started and then fades in the distance. More Classic American Motorcycle Books: |
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