OT: What was best (most beautiful) Harley?

Apr 14, 2012 11 Replies
Saved reading

First reply

Charlie

for lots of pix go to goggle and select images. lots of pix, many with no background. or stop at a local Harley dealer and see what is available in advertising brochures.

Read the full reply

OK, this might be a good place to get opinions and resources. I need a good photo of a Harley for an art project. Side view, clear. I know there must be some Harley purists here :o) I have no idea which might be the most beloved of the classics.


for lots of pix go to goggle and select images. lots of pix, many with no background. or stop at a local Harley dealer and see what is available in advertising brochures.

A Harley Gremlin? Perhaps you mean AMF? ;-)

There are a gazillion pictures on the Web...I'm trying to find favorites, the model/year that people would die for :o) The one from "Easy Rider" ferinstance...good choice?

On 4/14/2012 7:34 PM, Norminn wrote: ...

Never could get any enthusiasm at all for 'cycles in general.

A good quarter horse cow pony, otoh--then you got somethin' :)

--

It took a brave man to do what he did on a Harley instead of a much more suitable motocross bike:

formatting link

re: I need a good photo of a Harley

None of the 81,600,000 images found via Google Images are good enough for you?

Do you really think that there's is a universal answer to your "subject line" question?

Is there a picture of the most beautiful woman ever? The most beautiful house? Car? Dress? Isn't that a matter of opinion?

Here, try this thread where basically the same question was asked:

formatting link
There's 165 responses with I don't know how many different answers...errr...I mean, opinions.

Post number 151 says this:

"As was astutely observed, the one in your garage is the best."

If there was, I would have asked only you :o)

Yep. Sophia Loren, Halle, Brigitte, Electra Glide, Angelina, Soft Tail, Kim, Jennifer....who knows? With bikes, as with cars, I expect the fave to be one the admirer cannot afford :o)

formatting link
>

As is obvious to readers in AHR, there is rarely a topic that doesn't bring forth loads of opinions. How wrong I was :o)

formatting link
>

You keep your ol'lady in the garage?

A little biker humor. ^_^

TDD

There are none. Many might suggest the 1948 knucklehead as conglomerations of old and new parts that make many examples unique. -----

- gpsman

Join the Discussion

Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.

Didn't find your answer?

Ask the community — no account required