Harley Davidson Guys-Check This Out

[JEBlade]

When I think of a Harley Davidson, I always think big & loud.
I was checking out some Redlines at friend's house and he was cleaning out the garage and had all these out.
I can't remember what years they were, but they are very old.
John
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[hwredlines]

Looks like somethings that the Picker boys on TV would have a field day with.

[Hotwheelz Biker]

Those are definitely nice.
They are from mid 60's to early 70's I believe.

Check here http://motorcycleinfo.org/2008/08/ha...rs-and-mopeds/

[HD DON]

Yeah those are Harley's..Can't remember all the details, I know the dirt bikes were made in Japan for AMF. The last one looks like a Sprint 250cc or around there. The moped was made in Italy I think. When AMF owned Harley they had parts from Italy and Japan on different bikes too. My first Harley was a 79 Fatbob Superglide 1200 (Shovelhead motor) and had a Keihin carb.



DON

[fabman1320]

Cool stuff, we used to want to forget the AMF years but now that stuff is highly sought after. Sold my AMF XLCR about a year ago. jeffs bike 001.jpg

[SSizler]

Your friend has a very nice collection of old Harleys.
I Love the 2 stroke dirt bike in the first snap.
It looks like it's fresh out of the blister pack!
In fact, they all do.

[Beach bomb]

Nice stuff John.
Thanks for sharing,
Tim

[huntkeh]

Great pic's John....very sweet looking Harley's


Rick

[1Perry]

The second one is a Hummer. 1948-66. I was at an auction last year that had 3 for sale. (all ran but were not as nice as that one). I bid on two of the nicer ones but didn't get either.

[1Perry]

Yeah those are Harley's..Can't remember all the details, I know the dirt bikes were made in Japan for AMF. The last one looks like a Sprint 250cc or around there. The moped was made in Italy I think. When AMF owned Harley they had parts from Italy and Japan on different bikes too. My first Harley was a 79 Fatbob Superglide 1200 (Shovelhead motor) and had a Keihin carb.



DON

I think you are right on the moped being Italian. The last one looks a lot like a Bridgestone.