1916 Harley Davidson was shipped in a crate, and delivered as freight, here is how they looked in the box

found on http://belinfante-indian-motorcycles.blogspot.com

Keep in mind, that in 1916 when this bike was shipped in a crate, and assembled by the happy new customer, they were still using telegraph wires to order from the motorcycle facotries http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2013/06/nik-carrosantigoswordpresscom-finds.html

Steve McQueen's 1931 Harley VL

Harkey Davidson made rocket engines for US Navy drones in 1964..

the LR-64 from http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2011/07/15/harley-museum-displays-rare-artifacts-and-some-ideas-that-didnt-stick/

cool shots from Megadeluxe's Pintrest page

all found among hundreds of cool images at http://pinterest.com/megadeluxe/pins/

1928 Harley JD

the bike is very nice, of course, but what I really admire is the red panel paint, and how the curves on each piece accentuate the curves of the entire bike segments, and how as you go from the side to the front, change from curves to straight lines, and still flow along together

Hardley Dangerous

not what you expect at the Lajolla Concours huh? But really cool to find!

in the swap meet area of the Goodguys Del Mar 2013 spring event, some cool old bikes, a trike, a Jeepster and a bitchin Comet

Riding a WLA across the USA for the Wounded Warrior Project.

https://support.woundedwarriorproject.org/group-fundraising/wla45solo/

a cool homebuilt? Harley lawnchair

Skid and Sandy visited the "Wheels Through Time" museum, and posted a gallery, here's a sample

see the gallery and post at http://skid1850.blogspot.com/2012/05/maggie-valley-wheels-through-time-and.html

Buddy Stubbs Harley museum, ONLY open at noon on Saturdays

The website for Buddy Stubbs Harley says that the guided tour begins at noon. It doesn't make it plain and simple that this is the one and only tour each week. If you are  not there at noon, tbss.  These photos were taken through the windows

Wall of Death motorcycles that Phil has posted on his Indian Motorcycle focused blog

found in various posts at http://belinfante-indian-motorcycles.blogspot.com/

Captain America, good movie, and a great movie for cool cars of the 30's and early 40's... plus the custom bikes of Hydra