Sam Elliot on a Harley... that is mighty cool. (probably from the movie Mask)

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Point to ponder, Harley Davidson has some tough customers to please, but I don't think they've realized they ought to capitalize on that

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1950's Harley ads

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Salvador Dali, on the 10th floor, with a Harley... in Paris

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Harley gas tank mailbox in New Hampshire

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Motorcyke. Yes, I spelled it correctly, the same way Harley Davidson did on these roughly 100 year old bicycles

Notice how the seat stem is reverse-able? Perhaps these are different stems, etc, but the concept of a reversible stem for the change of leg length is pretty cool

well restored vintage motorcycles at the LaJolla Concours

Thunder Road motorcycles on Santa Monica Blvd.... nearly cause me to hurt my neck as I drove by and saw vintage Indian motorcycles in the window

Trucker keeps his Harley close by for getting around towns when off shift (that truck is LONG)

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Buried on his Harley

Billie Leo Standley died last weekend from lung cancer, but before he died, the 82-year-old wished for the world to know he was going to ride off to heaven. To accomplish this wish, Standley and his family made arrangements for him to buried in a Plexiglas casket riding his 1967 Harley-Davidson

Full story at http://blog.motorcycle.com/2014/01/31/manufacturers/harley-davidson/ohio-man-buried-astride-1967-harley-davidson-electra-glide/



Standley had long told people he wanted to be buried on his bike, and he began making arrangements several years ago, long before he was diagnosed with lung cancer this past Christmas. The first step was to purchase three burial plots next to where his late wife Lorna was interred. The space was necessary for the 9 foot by 11 foot casket he needed to hold his Harley.

The casket was completed about five years ago, and it sat in Standley’s garage where he was eager to show it to visitors.

 “If you stopped by his house, he showed you his casket,” Roy Standley tells the Daytona Daily News. “He was proud of it.”

cool gas tank paint

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winter is only a time to put away your motorcycle if you decide not to use it to create a snow or ice machine

Here, in 1913, motorcycle company Harley-Davidson decided that winter motorcycle designed for ice roads - there is a niche market. And quite original unit built almost real ice bike. Note: the normal drive to the rear wheel. Wrap the chain wheel (or two?) Complemented by two side-skating skis are protected from falling through mover in loose ground, and dual front ski provide acceptable stability and controllability. Basically, a viable solution, but here's the problem: it was suitable only for sufficiently good (smooth and without a lot of snow) ice - in all other cases and could easily stall and just lose control.

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