This nice original truss-frame Harley Davidson bicycle was made by the Davis Sewing Machine Company. All Harley Davidson bicycles were painted olive green with brewster green panels that look nearly black, accented with gold...
This 1919 “Black Beauty” Catalog shows the Champion, Traveler, Pony, Pacer, Trotter, Colt, Ladies, and Juvenile model bicycles by the Haverford Cycle Company in Philidelphia. Also shown are a large selection of sundries such...
Original paint 1918 Tall Tank Mead Ranger with extra double battery canister and light.
This early Mead Pathfinder has been given a beautiful refinishing job, done in a vintage pale green with new nickel plating on all the hardware. The refinished wood rims really look great on this...
Restored, wood wheels, olive green paint, nickle plating. Entry Submitted by Brian Kunzog Signature olive green paint was used on all Harley Davidson bicycle models. Notice the H.D. letters integrated into the sprocket design.
This 1918 Harley Davidson “Motorcyke” bicycle was fully restored by Dave Stromberger of Dave’s Vintage Bicycles. To see the restoration process from the beginning and read about the details regarding this bike, check out...
Similar to the Indian bicycle. Many interchangeable parts. Some Indian bicycles were manufactured by the Pope Mfg. Co.
This months Bike of the Month is George Coons Harley Davidson tall-frame equipped with a Shaw engine kit. Is this bitchen or what? Authenic Harley Davidson paint scheme, rare Mesinger “Superba” leaf spring saddle...
This outstanding full color catalog from 1917 features the full line of bicycles and bicycle parts that was available from the Montgomery Ward stores for that year. Some featured parts include the Sturmey Archer...
This ad appeared in the October 1916 Issue of “Harley Davidson Illustrated”, and introduces the new line of bicycles by Harley Davidson.