Harley-Davidson source book : all the milestone production models since 1903
(Book)

"The Harley-Davidson Source Book is the complete reference to The Motor Company's most significant production machines. Beginning with the early singles and moving on to the twin era, author Mitch Bergeron covers the technical story, specifications, and histories of legendary models like the Knucklehead, Panhead, Sportster, and Shovelhead, as well as modern bikes powered by the Evolution, Twin Cam, and Milwaukee Eight engines. The Harley-Davidson Source Book not only establishes a taxonomy of Harley history with vivid photographs, company ads, and marketing materials, it showcases the evolution of the world's most recognized motorcycles."--back cover.

Includes index.

"The Harley-Davidson Source Book offers a detailed overview of America's most revered motorcycle manufacturer. Rich with vivid photography, technical history, and production specs and data, this is an excellent resource for any Harley-Davidson fan. From humble beginnings in a small Milwaukee shed nearly 125 years ago, Harley-Davidson has evolved into the world's most recognizable motorcycle. While other brands succumb to hard times or simply lost their way, The Motor Company evolved carefully, polishing and redefining its signature look, sound, and fee. In The Harley-Davidson Source Book, author Mitch Bergeron explores The Motor Company's most significant production machines, from the first prototype single to the Silent Gray Fellow to the legendary big twins to today's latest CVO Electra Glides and Softails. All the most important bikes are here-- the Knucklehead, Panhead, Pea Shooter, Sportster, Shovelhead, Evolution, Milwaukee Eight, and more. The engaging text is complemented by moder and period photography and archival marketing materials to make this Harley-Davidson reference as enjoyable to look at as it is to read."--page 2 of cover.