Framed Pictures

Riding a Harley-Davidson 8-Valve motorcycle, factory racer Otto Walker became the first rider ever to win a motorcycle race with an average speed of over 100 miles per hour; setting a world record in Fresno, California on February 2, 1921. Print features

Nostalgic advertisements from the H-D Archives are replicated in vivid, color prints. Series includes two classic images, "80 Miles Per Gallon" and "Superbly Engineered". Looks great displayed individually or as a set. Features durable acrylic face . . .

In 1916, Harley-Davidson developed highly advanced, powerful 8-valve motors with 4 overhead valves per cylinder. Racing engines like this one, photograghed in 1927, produced more than 50 horsepower and firmly established Harley-Davidson's place in . . .

April 14, 1915, Otto Walker, one of the first factory sponsored riders, secured Harley-Davidson's first national racing victory when he won the 300 mile road race national held in Venice, California. Print features custom laser engraved H-D . . .