27 Dec 2018
Interesting
Sponsored by Moto Animals
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Mug Harley-Davidson Street Glide Octopus | 2006-2023
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Motorcycle Poster Harley-Davidson Iron 883 Beast | 2009-2022
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Harley-Davidson Street Glide T-shirt 2006-2024
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Harley-Davidson Street Glide Stickers - Set of 2006-2024
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T-shirt Harley-Davidson Road Glide Octopus | 2015-2023
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Harley-Davidson Street Glide ST T-shirt 2022-2024
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Mug Pan America Shark
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Hoodie Harley-Davidson Street Glide Octopus | 2006-2023
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Stickers Harley-Davidson Iron 883 Beast - Set of 3 | 2009-2022
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Motorcycle Poster Harley-Davidson Road Glide Shark | 2015-2023
In 1948, Harley-Davidson introduced a new Panhead engine as a replacement for the Knucklehead. The engine was easier to maintain and optimized. The “E” model had 989 cc of working volume, and the “F” model – 1207cc. Overall the Panhead was a taller motor and that necessitated a change in the Harley-Davidson frame design. The frame was named a “fork”, because of the shape of the bend.
The frame was welded from pipes. They remained the old springer-fork during the first year, but in 1949 a hydraulic, telescopic fork appeared.
The photo shows a 1948 model with a sidecar. The collectible price is €55,000.
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