Customer Reviews

The Complete Harley Davidson: A Model-by-Model History of the American Motorcycle

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I very much liked this book. It doesn't go deeply into Harley history, it goes just deep enough so that one feels some sense of how American motorcycles, especially H-D and Indian, evolved. For me what's best about this book are the large beautiful photos of the old Harleys, chronologically organized, in original unmodified condition. The old bikes from the mid 30's to mid 50's are truely gorgeous. I can spend hours admiring and comparing photos. This book gives me the urge to own one of these old Harleys.

While thumbing through some online pics I came across a excerpt from this book and was amazed at the clear photographs and thorough research it contained. I immediately ordered a used copy from the best book source online ;) and was not disappointed at all. This is a great resource for Harley Davidson history and I learned many small pieces and facts not included in other references. A great book if just for the beautiful clear photos alone, I'm researching a 1930's single and this book has filled in a few unanswered questions. Five Stars !!!

Nice book, colorful and very detailed photographs and good information. Can't miss for a Harley enthusiast.

this was a great book at the price i got it for on the used section

I was disappointed that my bike, a 1983 FLHTC Shovelhead, was left out. I was further disappointed that the timeline showed the FLHT/FLHTC to start in 1984 as if this version started when the Evolution showed up. My bike has the FLT frame, 1340cc Shovelhead, FLH Fairing with an oil encased secondary chain drive. I believe it came out late in '83 and probably was highly overshawdowed by the Evolution version. Anyhow, thought I'd pass this on to anyone who cares to read this. See ya out there on the Highways and Bi-ways... Shovelheads Rule!!

Over three hundred photos written by the most prolific Harley Writer. Don't miss "THE SECOND COMING OF AGE" by: Vedrine