Harley Davidson Model J

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HowStuffWorks "1916 Harley-Davidson J"

The 1916 Harley-Davidson J wears Harley's traditional gray paint -- the last Harley model to do so. See more motorcycle pictures.

Harley History - The Amazing Harley J Motorcycles

This was the first year Harley-Davidson stamped the model year into the engine identification number. 1917 saw the Harley J increase back to the original 1915

HowStuffWorks "1920 Harley-Davidson 20-J"

The 1920 Harley-Davidson 20-J sported the olive paint Harley switched to with its 1917 models. Styling changes were few during those years, the most notable occurring

1919 Harley-Davidson Model J - Welcome to the Owls Head

While early Harley-Davidson V-twins were plagued with many problems, this V-twin represents a very successful basic design produced from 1912 to 1929.

1923 Model J Harley-Davidson WWI bike Restored - Mojo Magazine

We take a look at the 1923 Model J Harley-Davidson once used in WWI, now fully restored and finished images by motorcycle mojo magazine

Harley Davidson 1916 Model J | - Classic Motorcycles Now

Harley Davidson 1916 Model J. No more bicycle for Harley-Davidson, the motorcycle has evolved, it’s 1916. Original Harley-Davidson “bikes” needed a pedal assist

2012 New Harley Davidson Motorcycles | Harley-Davidson USA

2012 brings new motorcycle models and new features to the 2012 new Harley-Davidson bikes. Learn more about the 2012 new Harley motorcycles! Customize yours today!

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Harley History – The Amazing Harley J Motorcycles | Harley

This was the first year Harley-Davidson stamped the model year into the engine identification number. 1917 saw the Harley J increase back to the original 1915 price of $

Harley-Davidson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Harley-Davidson Inc (NYSE: HOG, formerly HDI), often abbreviated H-D or Harley, is an American motorcycle manufacturer. Founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, during the