It's a rumble that resonates in a rider's soul, deep and steady, something you feel as much as hear. Its 45-degree, V-twin note is unmistakable; no other bike makes "that" sound. On a deserted back road or on a crowded city street, its insistent roar demands attention and commands respect.
It's the unmistakable sound of American motorcycling; it's the sound of Harley-Davidson.
"Harley-Davidson: Myth and Mystique" celebrates the motorcycles, events, and people that define The Motor Company. The founding fathers, the unbeatable "Wrecking Crew" race team, wartime machines, the Hollister incident, Peter Fonda's "Easy Rider," flat track domination, AMF ownership, the custom craze, and more tell the story of how Harley-Davidson came to be an American icon.
