
Ultimate Harley Davidson
Hugo Wilson(Author)
Dorling Kindersley (Publisher)
Published on 15. July 2013
Book
Hardback
216 pages
978-1-4654-0848-8 (ISBN)
Description
Updated for a new generation of bike lovers, this visually stunning and comprehensive history of Harley-Davidson charts the company and its bikes decade by decade. From the moment the first model rolled out of a backyard shed in Milwaukee, through Harley's postwar golden age, to the sought-after bikes that distinguish the company today, Ultimate Harley-Davidson presents seventy of the most beautiful and coveted Harleys of all time.
Whether it's the 1911 V-Twin or the 1999 X1 Lightning, the seventy Harley-Davidson bikes examined are presented in minute detail, with close-ups of the engines and in-depth technical specifications.
Whether it's the 1911 V-Twin or the 1999 X1 Lightning, the seventy Harley-Davidson bikes examined are presented in minute detail, with close-ups of the engines and in-depth technical specifications.
Reviews / Votes
"Full of facts, specs and other info on a century of bikes, it's a gear head's Garden of Eden, and the turn of each page leaves behind fumes of nostalgia, history, horsepower, the freedom of the open road and American-made pride." - Smithville HeraldMore details
Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Publishing group
DK
Dimensions
Height: 287 mm
Width: 238 mm
Thickness: 20 mm
Weight
1211 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-4654-0848-8 (9781465408488)
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Person
Hugo Wilson is the author of the bestselling Ultimate Motorcycle Book, Encyclopedia of the Motorcycle, Hot Bikes, and the Classic Motorcycle series, all published by DK. He is also the editor of Bike, the UK's leading motorcycle magazine, which he describes as "probably the best job in the world." Since he began riding motorcycles at the age of 11, he has owned, ridden, repaired, and fallen off a vast number of machines.